So even if they choose not to offer telephone service, that doesn't lead you to the conclusion that we ought to eliminate the rules for all telephone services.
Henry Waxman: “So even if they choose not to offer telephone service, that doesn't lead you to the conclusion that we ought to…”
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Waxman argues against removing regulations just because a company opts out of a service.
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