This bill has all the earmarks of what we have seen fail in states that have passed anti-spam laws, ... Christmas has come early for the spammers.

[Some comments called for the inclusion of an anti-skimming device that would block unauthorized connections with the readable chip to gain access to the data.] The doomsday scenario has been the ability for terrorist to drive by several cafés to find and target the most Americans in one place, ... I'm not sure how realistic that is, but when you work with these types of technologies you need to play out some of the possibilities to calm peoples' fears.

There are a ridiculously high number of people who never budge off the default.

This bill, and the process by which it passed, is a disgrace.

We were working with the Railroad Commission to get it done rather than to get a bill passed in the legislature. I'm not fully in favor of everything they're doing.

Bill, I don't do Windows.