George Butterfield actually said...

"I strongly support an open Internet where blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization are banned."

"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 buildin..."

"I do believe that a legislative solution is the most prudent and practical way forward."

"Democrats on this committee, as you would recall, who drafted the Affordable Care Act, envisioned a no-wrong-door policy."