I strongly support and, by the way, which, in my judgment, was very constructive in leading us to more progress at the FCC on network neutrality.

I think we should separate some of these issues that we are talking about.

To say that we will--for Comcast to say we will adhere to the current access rules, which are not effectual--if they don't help protect us in the ways that we need to from a competitive standpoint, then that is meaningless.

When Comcast claims that there is a little for antitrust authorities to look at in this merger, they must think we are still living in the 'don't worry, be happy, do nothing' era of antitrust and regulation.

Officials who understand that concentration and vertical integration can be bad for consumers and the economy, who understand that public interest principles are good for citizens and civic discourse, are in office, and not a moment too…

The President has talked about an overall discretionary spending freeze for fiscal year 2011.

A perfect public policy, in my judgment.

I think this is a significant issue. We should think through it carefully, understand the consequences, pro and con, and then make judgments.

the fact is some of the biggest interests spend all of their time trying to prevent action being taken industry wide.

I have long been concerned about concentration, particularly in media ownership.

I think the JASON's report is at odds with that.

Well, this year will end 30 years in the United States Congress. It's a great privilege, but there are other things I wish to do.