John Ensign

I think it is important for us to drill down a little further on Title I versus Title II.

I believe that in the world of network neutrality that has been proposed by others, that you can end up with a situation of unintended consequences.

I am somewhat disappointed with how the plan has turned out.

I simply do not see any signs of a gross market failure that might warrant the Government spending tens of billions of dollars to subsidize broadband.

Obviously, I disagree with Senator Dorgan on this.

The plan that you have put forth is an ambitious, thought-provoking document.

Before it makes a single recommendation, the National Broadband Plan admits that 'technology costs and consumer preferences are changing too quickly in a dynamic part of the economy to make accurate predictions.'

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