When then-Chairman Henry Waxman put forward a legislative proposal dealing with an open Internet 5 years ago, he said that we must 'break the deadlock on net neutrality so that we can focus on building the most open and robust Internet possible.'
Butterfield references Waxman's past call for net neutrality action.
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