This morning, the Senate failed to conclude debate on the cybersecurity bill by a vote of 52 to 46 (60 votes required), likely sounding the death knell for the legislation this year. Five Republicans voted in favor of moving ahead, while five Democrats voted against, but the vote otherwise followed party lines. In other words
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