Reforming the retransmission consent regime to address the broadcasters' government-sanctioned monopoly could halt the trend in rising prices and prevent consumers from suffering blackouts.
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Boxer discusses the need for reform to protect consumers from rising retransmission fees.
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What assistance are we going to give those countries who have told their women not to get pregnant for 2 years? What are we doing to provide them with free birth control?
This, at the end of the day, I agree with your analysis, and David's as well. I can tell you right now that no senator of either party likes to go against their leader. You pay a price for that.
We cannot have one hand tied behind our back by saying, as the House said in a completely partisan way, none of this money could be used for nongovernmental entities to help provide birth control, which is so critical.
if you could try to find the one silver bullet that could help us in the world to bring more prosperity, it is the way countries treat their girls and women





