I was, frankly, disappointed that they called for mandatory minimum sentences for certain crimes of damaging critical infrastructure computers because mandatory minimums have been found to waste the taxpayers' money, do nothing about crime and require sentences that often violate common sense.
Bobby Scott criticizes mandatory minimum sentences in cyber security legislation.
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Will actually contribute to the creation of miles of bureaucratic red tape, inconsistent education policy and enforcement across the federal government and a significant waste of the taxpayers’ money.
I’m disappointed the majority again ignores parents’ concerns, favoring divisive culture wars for political gain.
Treasury has no expertise serving students or institutions of higher education or monitoring servicers for accuracy.
The administration had been illegally creating these interagency agreements, which are extremely inefficient and wasteful, and also result in inconsistent enforcement of federal education policy.
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