Top privacy lobbyists have no firm preference but saw Lofgren as more active than Nadler as a leader on legislation. “They’re both right on the issues,” but Lofgren is perceived more “civil libertarian at heart,” said R Street Institute Federal Affairs Manager Sasha Moss: “Her staff is one of the best in Congress” to handle privacy. FreedomWorks Vice President-Legislative Affairs Jason Pye has “no preference” but tipped Lofgren as “having a leg up” in handling surveillance.
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