The breadth and significance of these bills demand much more than a last-minute legislative hearing.

Any change in policy should not be rushed. It should be well communicated in advance to the public and ensure input is sought and considered ahead of any Commission votes.

I would love to see the U.S. step up to the plate, take a seat at the table internationally, by enacting Federal privacy legislation that provides not just privacy for our consumers here at home but also protection for important civil rights that are being eroded as we speak.

I will never forget... that a bill of this magnitude and could have been so divisive, went out with a unanimous vote.

About 93 percent of our bills have come out through the years bipartisan out of committee.

This would assist in the effort to help end the forced-labor abuses that have come to light in that region by the Communist--by the Chinese Communist Party.

I am proud of our bipartisan record when it comes to securing our communications supply chain.

As we look at the new IoT technologies, it is important that the government is a partner, not a hindrance, to American inventors.

it is absolutely essential to get to these unserved areas.

one of my top priorities in Congress is getting broadband to unserved and underserved communities

shouldn't the decisions be made based on science, facts, and safety, and not on politics?