Frank Pallone

Last year President Trump and Congressional Republicans passed a deficit busting $2 trillion tax cut for the wealthy and corporations.

This policy has caused so much pain and trauma for thousands of children, and it is clear that children are still wrongly being separated from their parents.

This is a sham of a budget that has absolutely no chance of ever becoming a reality.

This misguided budget also includes over $500 billion in cuts to Medicare, putting healthcare for our seniors at risk.

This is a devastating record for an agency whose mission is to advance the health and well-being of all Americans.

The proposed budget for HHS cuts $1.4 trillion in essential healthcare programs that are critical to working families and to seniors across the nation.

This budget makes clear that ensuring all Americans have access to quality healthcare is not a priority for this administration.

Net neutrality is really about the core values that Americans hold dear--free speech, competition, innovation.

The Save the Internet Act will bring back the FCC's commonplace, bedrock principles.

Words like 'net neutrality' and 'open internet' don't capture how central this issue is for our society.

Without net neutrality, a free and open internet simply does not exist.

Words like net neutrality and open internet don't capture how central this issue is for our society.

The FCC's order in 2015 establishing strong net neutrality rules was upheld twice in Federal court.

A free and open internet isn't just about making sure that we can watch videos on our computers or our phones.

Without net neutrality--a free and open internet simply does not exist.

The Save the Internet Act will restore the meaningful net neutrality protections Americans want.

This bill is a new approach, and an open invitation to our colleagues and ISPs alike to come together and support a new way forward--because a free and open internet is critical for so many communities and sectors of our economy.

Americans broadly and overwhelmingly support these rules. Polls have shown that 88% of Republicans, Independents, and Democrats support restoring strong Net Neutrality protections.

This legislation would restore popular, bipartisan, common sense net neutrality protections--and put a cop back on the beat to protect consumers, small businesses, and competitors from unjust and unreasonable practices by Internet Service…

That's a terrible idea. Haven't we learned anything from the Volkswagen emissions test cheating scandal?

Trashing this significant standard will allow inefficient products to remain on the market and increase consumers' electricity bills.

I would expect that this is likely a recipe to at least double the duration of the process, if not just shut it down altogether.

While the proposed process rule is thin on some details, I count about 17 steps to make and implement a new standard.

That's a terrible idea. Haven't we learned anything from the Volkswagen emissions test cheating scandal?

Trashing this significant standard will allow inefficient products to remain on the market and increase consumers' electricity bills.