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CISPA (also known as the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act) has been slowly but surely raising quite a bit of hubbub in recent weeks. While the legislation was introduced in November of 2011, it didn’t garner significant media attention until the bill approached the House of Representatives for approval in April.
In the virtual environment of the Internet, it is easy to find oneself on uncertain footing. As Internet crime becomes increasingly pervasive, more and more well-intentioned people will find themselves accused of crimes they may not even be aware exist. Anyone involved in business on the Web needs to know the limits of the law—even as such laws are constantly shifting.
Shouldn’t the presumptive republican nominee for president be talking about reducing tax liability, not raising it? Specifically after President Obama’s “Buffett Plan” has come under severe criticism (at least from me), you would think Romney would have taken note.