This policy would be an extreme exercise of government overreach and likely result in failed Web sites, downgraded and poor customer service, less choice and flexibility for consumers, businesses and the stifling of innovation through regulation.
Greg Walden: “This policy would be an extreme exercise of government overreach and likely result in failed Web sites, downgraded and…”
On the recordMay 19, 2014
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Walden criticizes a regulatory proposal as government overreach harming consumers and innovation.
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