I want to thank Senators Coons, Durbin, and you, Senator Hirono, for sponsoring that Act.
we need to diminish the rights of patent owners for the benefit of small businesses, but today's hearing has done no les...
We should first do no harm. We should not address--we should not adopt a legislative solution that is so over-broad that...
I appreciate the opportunity to focus on the idea that inventors, innovators, companies large and small, established, pr...
How you view patents and patent litigation really depends a lot on where you operate within our wide-ranging economy.
Thank you, Chairman Grassley and Ranking Member Leahy for holding this hearing.
I think there was effort, and successful effort, to address each of those points.
David, thank you for your patience in working with me and a lot of other folks.
I certainly want to say, I want to stop for a minute, Tom Udall has left the room, but you all just tell him I said, bra...
The best answer I have ever gotten to that question is the two Cs. The two Cs. Communicate and compromise.
thank you for the way you have conducted ourself in this role as our chairman, particularly with respect to this issue.
I think some additional work on that would be appropriate.
I believe that is a legitimate concern and I think there is middle ground to be found.
As we say in Delaware, the only two words in Latin I know are carpe diem, or Carper diem, seize the day.
maybe those three Cs, communicate, collaborate and compromise, maybe we are about ready to seize the day.
last month one of my colleagues on this committee, Senator Toomey from the neighboring State of Pennsylvania--which was ...
I view this legislation as the beginning of a dialogue, not the end, on how to reform and improve the Federal tax policy...
At a time when many agencies are struggling with tight budgets and facing sequestration on the horizon, we just cannot a...
