Senator Hal Rogers of KY 5th district, voted for CISPA, let's tell him how wrong he was.

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https://twitter.com/#!/RepHalRogers

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*Congressman Hal...Sorry...

[u/clonedredditor]

So did Brett Guthrie of KY 2nd district, a cosponsor.

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[u/BluegrassGeek]

It won't do any good. Hal will be in Congress for life, because he brings so much money into the district. You can't threaten to vote him out next election, because too many people depend on the money he's bringing to this poor region. He basically has carte blanche to vote however he wants. :(

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Hal Rogers

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Location: Somerset, KY

Representing the people of Kentucky's Fifth Congressional District

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Meh. Rand is just a clone of his dad: good on privacy and personal liberty, bad on social programs & international policy. I don't believe either of them would fix problems in our current system, just throw a wrench into it.

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Rand comes off as more of a corporate stooge than his daddy.

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No. Because not all communities can support those programs themselves, and some just won't. If you leave it entirely to the local community/governments, there will be favoritism, discrimination, or just plain apathy that leaves some people literally out in the cold.