We must not shrink from our responsibility as a Nation to care for those who have become ill, injured, or wounded in the service of our Nation--and we must do better for those suffering from PTSD and TBI.

It's not clear to me that the commission does have the authority to order arbitration.

Senator Inouye and the late Senator Stevens wrote the FCC stating that the Commission did indeed have authority to intervene.

I remain deeply concerned that further advances are needed so that any new franchising process will preserve important consumer protections.

I believe it should. I believe it is the cornerstone of what gave us the Internet through Title II.

I think the impact of no legislation is a structural change in the Internet, which would, for better or worse--I believe, for worse--change the way the Internet works.

I look forward to continuing our work on this legislation in the days and months ahead.

I continue to be concerned by the lack of significant progress in a number of key areas.

Is there such a thing as a middle ground?

I am also troubled by our failure in the current draft to strengthen existing interconnection requirements.

It is sad to note that there is no opposition to this movement.