We want to ensure we do not harm innovation, but, as we have demonstrated in a bipartisan fashion in the past, when we see issues or identify clear harms to consumers and we do not see online entities taking appropriate action, we are prepared to act.
Walden emphasizes the need for bipartisan action against online harms while protecting innovation.
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