On the recordNovember 15, 2011
None of the sponsors of this bill are against the First Amendment. None of the sponsors of this bill want to shut down the Internet.
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congress.govHoward Berman: “None of the sponsors of this bill are against the First Amendment. None of the sponsors of this bill want to shut down…”
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Berman defends the bill against claims it threatens free speech and the Internet.
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