The Senate's new cybersecurity bill is all about defending U.S. trade secrets from foreign hackers.
Also in today's Reddit Digest: death threats to a CISPA defender, men on men's rights, and "girls' night out."
On Tuesday, Rogers described the bill's typical opponent as "a 14 year old tweeter in the basement."
Internet privacy advocates are concerned that privacy protections aren't in the final draft of CISPA, slated to go to a vote next week.
A lot of that lobbying money went to support unpopular bills.
The United States government seems to be sending mixed messages.