Today's hearing is an opportunity for our subcommittee to explore an age-old problem with legislation: How do we ensure the laws on the books makes sense, given new technologies an...
I would say up front that one of the two cement plants that your regulations put great burdens on is in my district, Durkee, Oregon.
our national debt is really the threat, and that is really what is encumbering all our discussions here in Washington right now.
I am a firm believer that open and fair public processes can lead to better public policy outcomes.
We want to ensure that the scarce and valuable spectrum that the public owns is put to its best and highest use.
We can enact the biggest jobs bill in the Congress that actually creates private-sector jobs throughout the land.
if we don't control the debt, there is not going to be additional money.
We must balance that need with the recognition that regulatory overreach could curb the ability of entrepreneurs to invest, innovate, and cr...
We want to make sure Americans have adequate information regarding how data about them and their Internet use is collected, used, and shared...
I would argue that it is nothing more than a high-tech form of economic and social discrimination.
As consumers are increasingly living their lives on the Internet--and even more on their Smartphones--concern is obviously growing over elec...