The sky is not falling and we have broadband providers' own data to prove it.
Anna Eshoo
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Anna A. Eshoo is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 16th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been an advocate for various issues including healthcare, technology, and environmental protection. Eshoo has played a significant role in shaping policies related to telecommunications and has been involved in efforts to improve access to healthcare for her constituents.
The FCC did the right thing earlier this year by including a ban on paid prioritization in the net neutrality rules.
I thank the gentlewoman from California, the chair of the California Democratic delegation, and my dear friend and colleague. Mr. Speaker, it is really, I think, bittersweet this evening because we loved Congressman Don Edwards so much…
I thank the gentleman. Mr. Chairman, the retired Navy Captain of the USS Cole said the following: ``The national security implications of changing the existing policy regulating the export of crude oil are rife with unknown and probably…
I thank our ranking member. Mr. Chairman, I oppose this legislation for several reasons. First, except in very narrow circumstances, the bill does not allow any limits--not any limits--on exports of domestic oil regardless of potential…
I give you enormous credit because around here people don't want to acknowledge that they don't know.
I am thrilled that we are discussing this bipartisan draft of the Spectrum Pipeline Act of 2015.
As our dependence on smart phones and tablets for mobile video and other bandwidths' intensive applications grow, so will our need for more licensed and unlicensed spectrum.
My legislation with Representative Guthrie seeks to provide that incentive, encouraging federal agencies to be more efficient by allowing them to share in auction proceeds.
With passage of H.R. 3614 today, the House will ``kick the can down the road'' on a long-term FAA reauthorization for another six months. I certainly recognize the dire need to keep our airports and air travel system functioning in the…
Yesterday was a day filled with joy in the Congress. We welcomed the historic visit of Pope Francis.
I would request that this hearing be continued until a date certain is set rather than members just submitting questions to the witnesses.
We have a huge problem in our country, obviously, especially on the heels of Citizens United.
Relaxing the FCC's media ownership rules will pave the way for increased industry consolidation, which does, in my view, nothing to promote localism, competition, or diversity.
I was not present during rollcall vote No. 483. I would like to reflect that on rollcall vote No. 483 I would have voted ``no.'' (By unanimous consent, Mr. Dent was allowed to speak out of order.) Washington Kastles Charity Classic
I would really like to see that, because we are walking into something that I think the members of this subcommittee...
I think there are a lot of people in the country that are really thrilled about that.
Delay is, I think, highly concerning, because this is one of the three channels that tech companies say are, at a minimum, needed in this band to stimulate and sustain investment in enhanced Wi-Fi.
I think that the appropriations process is so messed up around here because we don't have regular order.





