I think the lesson learned in Kaspersky, certainly one of the lessons is that within the intelligence and national security community, they knew full well that here is a cybersecurity business founded and operated by a former KGB officer, and it is probably not a real good idea to let that business continue to grow and infiltrate into our economy without mentioning something until this very late date.
Ron Johnson highlights the risks of allowing a KGB-founded cybersecurity firm to operate in the U.S.
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There was a concern whether or not we could actually pass the budget resolution tonight.
So, you know, Bobby Kennedy has people in those agencies sabotaging his efforts at radical transparency.
That’s a 200,000-vote differential. That’s what ought to concern Tom Tiffany, and of course he’s not gonna run against Francesca Hong; he’s probably going to have a more formidable opponent.
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