This is a program that should be expanded and we hope the new administration will do that.
Mike Doyle
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Mike Doyle is a former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, serving South Carolina's 1st congressional district from 1995 to 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Doyle was known for his focus on issues such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure during his time in office. He played a significant role in various legislative efforts and was involved in initiatives aimed at improving the lives of his constituents. Throughout his tenure, he was recognized for his commitment to public service and community engagement.
Pittsburgh is now claiming itself to be the autonomous vehicle capital of the world.
We have to ensure that no American is left behind in this new technological era.
I also want to thank my colleagues on the committee for giving me this opportunity and introduce our two new members, Raul Ruiz from California and Debbie Dingell from Michigan--both good members and I think will be good members for this…
Well, I want to thank you, Madam Chair, for holding this hearing and I want to congratulate you on your new role.
I believe that spectrum like roads and bridges are part of our critical infrastructure.
I advocate for a strong agency that has the resources to do the research and to develop policy recommendations.
I've been in Congress 22 years and been through five or six secretaries of energy. You're by far one of the best and you're going to be missed here.
Without additional investment in the electricity sector--if we try to limit global warming to the 2 degree scenario without it it is going to cost $2 trillion over the next 40 years.
There is international consensus that it would be very difficult if not impossible to meet our climate change goals by 2050 without this in place.
I am glad to see the court affirmed what I and many of my colleagues have argued for years, that the FCC has the authority to ensure that the Internet remains an open platform for innovation and competition.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Chairman Wheeler, I want to thank you for your leadership on business data services or special access.
The fraud is being committed by companies, not the poor, and I think that should be emphasized, too.
The danger with the kind of information, Commissioner Pai, that you stated is that somehow the potential for fraud somehow gets translated in the newspapers as actual fraud.
I would hope that the Commission finds a way to work together and get all three.
There is one area that I believe merits investigation and it is the Anti-Competitive Zero Rating, particularly when it is married with restrictive data caps.
Shouldn't we let the courts worry about the ins and outs of the constitutionality?
I believe that advanced nuclear is a key component of maintaining nuclear power in the future.
I firmly believe that it is the imperative of public policymakers at all levels of Government, regardless of party or affiliation, to act quickly to address the urgent needs of the Flint community.
I think it passed unanimously, which provided some of the provisions that Mr. Wessler was talking about.
I would ask you to take particular care to ensure that three options remain available and that enough flexibility exists in the program so that people don't lose their access to this critical resource.





