Do the other two panel members want to chime in?
I think all of the panelists said that--indicated that this is not the armed services that we would have if we were crea...
But I think one of the reasons this bill is so important is it is not just the fact that--even if there were no law, if ...
Your case perfectly illustrates why we need a law, because individual consumers are in no position to fight this injusti...
the bipartisan and bicameral Consumer Review Freedom Act that would ban non-disparagement clauses in form contracts
The legislation would void anti-disparagement clauses in consumer contracts if they restrict consumers from publicly rev...
I think it really is a very clear justification for Federal action.
Fair enough. But it does point out that we are operating at the beginning of this problem and, therefore, we are lacking...
How do you figure out whether the company has a non-disparagement clause? Is that based on consumer complaints, or do yo...
This bipartisan legislation... strengthens First Amendment protections by prohibiting businesses from using non-defamati...
Perhaps one of the ways that we incentivize the private sector is, of course, to have the potential of technology transf...
I think the way in which you spend the money is absolutely critical.
We also clearly do not spend enough on R&D.
We have a pretty good investment inside DOD in R&D. It is not well focused.
The Defense Department has used a technology, basically quality over quantity, to stay ahead of the other countries.
I do agree, Mr. Brimley, that we should have a close relationship--strong relationship between the Active Army and the N...
I think that, when we lose our technological edge, then numbers begin to matter more.
The emerging budget deal asks NTIA to identify 30 megahertz of Federal spectrum to be made available for commercial use.
