The fact is that the rollout of healthcare.gov has been a failure at every turn.
If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period.
It's just another broken promise from the administration.
I do question now whether we need the Title 2 protections of the CLECs that we put in place back in 1996.
It is time to take a hard look at the role of regulation in the modern wired communications network marketplace.
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 is old enough to get its driver's license, the Cable Act is old enough to drink alcohol legally.
In a world where video technology is rapidly changing, are the laws keeping pace and fostering a free market?
We look forward to working with Chairman Walden, Ranking Member Eshoo, Congressman Scalise, and the entire subcommittee.
The only way we can act in the best interest of consumers is in a way that prevents the government from picking winners and losers and it is...
I applaud you for successfully moving this subcommittee beyond an initial information-gathering and educational phase on these very technica...
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