First, that that language, imposing regulations on the Internet, was rejected overwhelming in the House of Representatives, a bipartisan coalition.
John E. Sununu: “First, that that language, imposing regulations on the Internet, was rejected overwhelming in the House of…”
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Senator Sununu highlights the rejection of Internet regulation language in the House.
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