Marsha Blackburn actually said...

"Cyberspace is really a place where a lot of our information now resides."

"Our constituents are really concerned about this issue. They don't think the Internet is broken and they don't understand why the FCC would be trying to step in."

"Title II of the Communications Act is the regulatory nuclear option. It will stifle private-sector investment in networks by creating regulatory uncertainty and lead to courtroom challenges."

"I am one of those that believes the Internet is a bright spot in today's economy. It is not broken, and it does not need the FCC's help in order to be effective."