securing infrastructure for s/elections/whatever/ My thesis is that the existing rules and authorities aren't the problem, and Congress doesn't need let the NS

securing infrastructure for s/elections/whatever/ My thesis is that the existing rules and authorities aren't the problem, and Congress doesn't need let the NSA have any more authorities. Especially so because the NSA director didn't even ask. They can/should work within their existing orders to secure the nation's critical systems, to reduce the vulnerabilities to a level that the FBI can handle them. Congress pushing to enable government overreach is not the solution.