Cybersecurity Information Sharing Extension Act

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Introduced, doneApril 8, 2025
Committee, current stageApril 8, 2025
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Republicans6 spoke

When challenged that killing citizens without due process is a war crime, the Vice President's response was that he ``didn't give a shit.''
Rand PaulR-KY, Senate, October 8, 2025
The story of America is the story of a people that looked upon the West and saw promise. Where others saw wilderness, Americans saw a future. They dammed rivers that had flowed ungoverned since creation, mined mountains that had defied the reach of man, and turned harsh plains into fields that would feed a continent.
Mike LeeR-UT, Senate, October 7, 2025
So I am proud to support this CRA. I am proud to see the resource economy of Montana once again be supported by our government. It is so important for these projects that they have a predictable regulatory environment to operate in.
Tim SheehyR-MT, Senate, October 7, 2025

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And that is the reason that in Democrat majorities and Republican majorities--House Democrat majorities and Senate Democrat majorities-- and in Democratic administrations, this legislation has never been accepted--because we simply cannot afford it.
Roger F. WickerR-MS, Senate, October 8, 2025
H.J. Res. 104 is supported by the entire Montana delegation, and I want to thank Congressman Downing and Congressman Zinke for leading this resolution in the House and Senator Sheehy for joining me in the Senate.
Steve DainesR-MT, Senate, October 7, 2025
The following Senators are necessarily absent: the Senator from Utah (Mr. Curtis) and the Senator from Montana (Mr. Sheehy).
John BarrassoR-WY, Senate, October 7, 2025

Democrats9 spoke

I know that there are many Republicans in this Chamber who are not ready to give up on democracy, but there are a group of radicals surrounding the President who have convinced him to operationalize a plan that is designed to try to crush political opposition and dissent in this country.
Christopher MurphyD-CT, Senate, October 7, 2025
I rise today because the American people deserve affordable healthcare, and they deserve a government that works for them--not a government of threats, not a government of bullies. They deserve a government that comes together in a bipartisan way to find solutions to the problems and challenges they face.
Amy KlobucharD-MN, Senate, October 7, 2025
I rise to discuss the Democratic continuing resolution proposal that was on the floor earlier.
Tim KaineD-VA, Senate, September 19, 2025

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I am here to talk about a bill that is a matter of fundamental fairness to our veterans and most especially to our combat-injured veterans--a group that should evoke the sympathies and support of our Nation as no other.
Richard BlumenthalD-CT, Senate, October 8, 2025
Now, what exactly did they do? Well, the President and R.F.K., Jr., fired every single member of the CDC's independent panel on vaccines and replaced them with vaccine skeptics, people who really didn't believe too much in the value of vaccines.
John W. HickenlooperD-CO, Senate, October 7, 2025
It has been 1 whole week since Republicans shut down the government. So why did they close the government? Because Republicans decided they would rather shut down the entire government than lower costs and save healthcare for millions of Americans.
Elizabeth WarrenD-MA, Senate, October 7, 2025
Today, for the first time since her confirmation earlier this year, Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer for her tenure in the Office of the Attorney General for this calendar year.
Richard J. DurbinD-IL, Senate, October 7, 2025
This should be straightforward. Ten years ago, CISA 2015 was voted out of the Senate with overwhelming bipartisan support. Most recently, our colleagues on the House Homeland Security Committee just moved an extension of these authorities for 10 years out of that committee by a vote of 26 to 0--unanimous.
Gary C. PetersD-MI, Senate, September 19, 2025
I rise today in support of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Extension Act, bipartisan legislation led by my colleagues Senator Peters and Senator Rounds.
Ruben GallegoD-AZ, Senate, October 8, 2025

Independents1 spoke

Imagine for a moment a shot isn't fired, but the financial system collapses; water systems are poisoned; the electrical system is down; the gas pipeline system is compromised; healthcare, hospitals are down. That is a devastating attack. By not moving this bill, we are unilaterally disarming in the midst of this crisis.
Angus S. King Jr.I-ME, Senate, October 7, 2025

Timeline

Apr 8, 2025Library of CongressIntroduced in Senate
Apr 8, 2025SenateRead twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
Apr 8, 2025Introduced
Apr 8, 2025Committee

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