Ben Ray Luján

Frankly, we get more deliberate attempts to extend this vacancy for as long as possible.

The record shows that Gigi Sohn is a dedicated public servant who is qualified and ready to be confirmed.

I cannot support a nominee who would put rural broadband access on the back burner.

We heard extensive testimony on the need for the FCC to craft rules preventing digital discrimination on broadband access.

The more that I read the more time that goes by, it seems more and more clear to me.

The cost to the American public for this vacancy has been extreme.

We heard extensive testimony on the need for the FCC to craft rules preventing digital discrimination on broadband access.

Frankly, we get more deliberate attempts to extend this vacancy for as long as possible.

A majority of Americans, Democratic voters, Republican voters, Independents, believe net neutrality is needed.

They don't want to be regulated, and these companies have spent an immense amount of money and influence to keep this position vacant.

It has been 755 days that we don't have a full functioning FCC.

I cannot support a nominee who would put rural broadband access on the back burner.

The FCC cannot do anything to try to deter that kind of conduct.

The more that I read the more time that goes by, it seems more and more clear to me.

It has been 755 days that we don't have a full functioning FCC.

The record shows that Gigi Sohn is a dedicated public servant who is qualified and ready to be confirmed.

The FCC cannot do anything to try to deter that kind of conduct.

Every second we wait, to me, the worse it gets.

The record shows that Gigi Sohn is a dedicated public servant who is qualified and ready to be confirmed.

A majority of Americans, Democratic voters, Republican voters, Independents, believe net neutrality is needed.

The cost to the American public for this vacancy has been extreme.

I hope that there is a serious conversation today about your dedication and qualifications, and especially the dire need to fill the FCC.

The FCC cannot do anything to try to deter that kind of conduct.

We heard extensive testimony on the need for the FCC to craft rules preventing digital discrimination on broadband access.

Fundamentally, this position remains vacant because the companies that are lawfully subject to oversight by the FCC don't want a watchdog.