One of the key things we‘ve seen in the pushback on CISPA is that its backers insist that people arguing against it don‘t really understand how the bill works, and that it does protect privacy. CISPA sponsor Rep. Mike Rogers himself took to Twitter this morning to tell the EFF that it‘s misreading his bill. But, of course, as we‘ve seen, it seems that Rogers himself is the one being misleading when it comes to privacy. If he truly believed in privacy protections, he would have supported a variety of straightforward amendments that made it clear how privacy could be protected. But he didn‘t. Instead, he clearly left it open for abuse.