President Obama has doubled down on his threat to veto the CISPA bill if it reaches his desk. He had previously threatened to veto the controversial bill, which has already passed the House and been amended, but the White House speaking up again means that the amendments aren't enough to save CISPA. Good.
A threat to veto a bill isn't the same as an actual veto. President Obama could always back out last minute and sign off, but after putting this much behind stopping CISPA, that seems unlikely. More concerning, though, is that the White House is separately supporting the Lieberman cybersecurity bill in the Senate, which contains language similar to CISPA. It's not quite as dangerous a bill, but it's still something to keep in mind while cheering on the promise of a veto. [TechDirt via Geekosystem]