I am going to ask Mr. McDowell to comment on something that was in Mr. Burnham's testimony.
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I am highly skeptical about the prospects of expansive FCC regulation over every aspect of the Internet.
Then for the two of you again--and this will be my last question--in your opinion, has there been any widespread anti-competitive behavior within the Internet ecosystem that would warrant a prescriptive regulator solution imposed by the…
I believe that many, if not all of us, share similar goals with respect to the Internet.
Our current tax savings system is more progressive than our progressive income tax.
Employer-sponsored retirement plans are an important component of any retirement plan.
All right. Mr. Marti, your predecessor made significant progress in bringing stakeholders together to address the problem of Internet piracy through voluntary initiatives.
Ms. Lee, I get a lot of information and ask a lot of questions from IG reports.
I have no opening statement. We do not believe, at this point, any of these nominees are controversial.
You have been a leading voice against legalization of recreational marijuana. First of all, I would thank you for that.
In 2004, when I was chairman, I was successful in enacting for the first time reforms that established rules governing inversions.
That is why, in the early 2000s, I led an effort to prevent companies from simply setting up a filing cabinet and a mailbox overseas to escape millions of dollars of Federal taxes.
Average Americans and companies that remain in America are rightfully outraged when companies leave the United States, leaving the rest of us to foot the bill.
Like most of my colleagues here today, I have deep concerns about the practice of companies moving overseas for the primary purpose of avoiding U.S. taxes.
Large majorities of Americans support strong abortion restrictions that this bill would overturn.
She was 41 years old and 19 weeks pregnant. She had three children, and she was also a grandmother.
We have the grand jury report reconstructing how he had been engaged in an enterprise to kill babies.
It is unfortunate that the majority is using this issue to appear compassionate and concerned about women's rights.





