Anna Eshoo

Can you tell us when the FCC will complete its review of the good faith rules, and when we can expect new rules to be put in place to better protect consumers?

Today's hearing marks the Chairman's third appearance before our Subcommittee in just over 4 months.

one of the FCC's governing principles should be that the Internet is not a necessity in the everyday lives of Americans.

I want to ensure that competitive providers have real access to spectrum.

That could be a lifesaving step right there.

Access to broadband is essential. It is a primary driver of economic development and it empowers and connects communities--especially rural communities like I represent in Ohio.

It is a shameful record. And I think if there is going to be something that moves up to the top of the list here in a bipartisan way is to see that we bring to the parts of the country where there are reservations that you get first-class…

For years I've advocated for a 'dig-once' policy. Quite simply, broadband conduit should be included during the construction of Federal highways just as gas and electric lines are.

The fact of the matter is that there won't be another $7 billion broadband stimulus anytime soon. So 'bold' and 'innovative' should be our operative words when discussing broadband deployment policies.

I would rather have a solid agreement that reflects the confidence of the Congress in this...

My hope is that this committee's oversight will continue to strengthen the process, raise important questions, and improve the outcome.

Medicaid is absolutely critical to my constituents. It is especially important to children, since 75 percent of children who live in poverty in this country depend on Medicaid.

I will continue to fight to expand Medicaid in each and every State.

But many States--like my home of North Carolina--have declined to expand Medicaid.

I was pleased to see Assistant Secretary Strickling's testimony states that the transition timeline is flexible, and will extend beyond the September 2015 expiration of the ICANN contract.

Our hope is that the Senate will quickly pass this legislation and provide Congress with another tool to ensure a transition will meet our nation's--and the world's--needs.

As you know, over twenty-five years ago, the people of California enacted a landmark ballot measure known as Proposition 65. Proposition 65 requires persons who expose individuals to certain chemicals that are known to cause cancer or…

And just to be clear, the waiver provision in Section 18(b) of current law, which could protect additional state laws, is not changed by this bill?

Thanks to the success of the recently completed AWS--3 auction, FirstNet will soon have the funds it needs to deliver on the first-ever, nationwide interoperable public safety communications network.

A lot rides on this effort. A lot rides on this effort, and we got the money for you, and did the legislation.

We salute you, we thank you for your service, and I will never forget how you were really the backbone of the effort moving the legislation through.

I remind everyone that this was the one recommendation of the 9/11 Commission that the Congress had not made good on, but we did for the American people.

So, thanks to the success of the recently completed AWS-3 auction, FirstNet will soon have the funds it needs to deliver on the first-ever nationwide interoperable public safety network.

I thank the gentlewoman from Texas. Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong support of H.R. 235, the Permanent Internet Tax Freedom Act. Now, whether it is communication, commerce, business, education, research, access to the Internet is today an…

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