The big problem for everyday people in Vermont is their financial information.
I remember when I first raised it, people thought I was referring to a character I heard about in a comic book named Batman.
this problem is not a red or blue problem, it is a national problem that has three sets of victims
we would like to get some data, what happened in those meetings.
Bad actors have held up Main Street businesses and innovative companies to extort financial settlements.
We wanted to promote transparency that holds the bad actors accountable.
Congress hasn't been doing its job. We need to pass legislation that is going to deal with this incredible problem.
Do we protect the consumers, as opposed to who is in charge.
There is a desire to get things done that are going to add protection, rather than take it away.
Abusive practices by bad actors are a discredit to our strong patent system.
I have worked so hard over the years to finally be able to pass the Leahy-Smith bill, one of the great bipartisan efforts of both the Senate...
Nobody is going to get everything they want, but we can get a better situation than what we have today.
There is one bipartisan solution that Senator Lee and I worked on and that made clear that it is a deceptive trade practice to send misleadi...
We have also authored a customer stay provision. It helps customers who are targeted simply for using a product they purchased off the shelf...
I think some of the people making these demands do not realize you are dealing with individuals--not huge corporations.
I am concerned we are losing private forestland at a very alarming rate.
It is wreaking havoc across the country.
I believe that the compromise Senator Cornyn and I came up with remains a positive framework for bipartisan cooperation.
