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It's been all quiet on the CISPA front ever since the bill managed to plow its way through the House. The hope has been that it would either be stopped in the Senate, or vetoed by the White House, which has stated on several occasions that the President is not exactly a fan of the bill. CISPA sponsor and enemy to privacy Representative Mike Rogers (R-Michigan) thinks the President feels differently, however, and has stated he believes a veto isn't likely. Does he know something we don't?