We need the Chair to act quickly and decisively.

I think we can universally agree that there was a breach in confidence because you couldn't trust the NRC at one point in time.

I think maybe--I think you are misreading.

I am skeptical--skeptical, Mr. Cole, that such a diversion would be beneficial given the other important matters before this Commission.

I think it is legislative malpractice to not recognize that there has been--well, now we know, some holes in those procedures.

Simply, a lot of people say it can't be done. Congress did it by shutting down 1,200 online pharmacies that were black market pharmacies.

I am very interested in the state of online gaming in the United States and think the issue is ripe for Congress to conduct oversight of the matter.

This legislation addresses a timely issue--the legality of online gaming, specifically pertaining to Internet poker.

And that would be a ripe one for the Supreme Court to probably take up on a fast track.

When Mr. Barton first introduced this bill, a lot of us thought it was pretty way out there.

There is a point when it goes too far. Simply because we can, doesn't mean we should.