House GOP passes bill to deal with potential ACA Exchange security breaches. Obama and dems oppose it.

The bill requires the government to tell people is their personal information is compromised. For some reason, Obama and democrats don't think that is a good idea.

Via TPM

The House has passed a bill that would impose new security requirements on the Obama administration’s implementation of the health care law.
The vote was 291-122. Republicans say the bill was necessary to deal with potential security breaches, though they have offered no examples of cases in which personal data had been compromised.

They cited the case of Target Corp., which was the victim of hacking last year.
Democrats say the bill is designed to scare Americans from enrolling for coverage.