Cybersecurity issues dominated the 2016 election. From the security of Secretary Clinton's server, to Vladimir Putin ordering cyber attacks on U.S. election systems, to WikiLeaks publishing the private emails of prominent Democratic figures--America got a crash-course in cybersecurity.
Highlights the significant role of cybersecurity in the 2016 election.
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Republicans on the other hand, and I hate to say this, they were flat out lying to the American people saying, oh, we've passed the curve, this is going to end.
The pieces of legislation, like the president called for restoring the Voting Rights Act today, the John Lewis bill. But that takes 60 votes.
I will not be lectured about law and order from Donald Trump who led an insurrection on the United States Capitol.
We're not going to take a lecture from a criminal with 34 counts of felony convictions.
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