"If you want to talk about security, I would say right now the electronic voting devices in Nevada are the most secure devices in the country right now, " Heller says.
But if you read the history of this act, the legislative history, you can see where the attorney general at the time, Griffin Bell, testified about the bill before the House Intelligence Committee, and what he said was that this bill eliminates the issue of whether a president has an inherent right to do electronic eavesdropping.