Well, generally, I am a supporter of the government being more efficient, but I certainly don't think in the rulemaking process there should be any incentive to cut corners.

But, I mean, you got a huge breach that came in and millions of Federal employees' personal information got out.

I think some of the farmers and ranchers, who feel like they are directly affected by these rules.

It seems like they're almost intentionally reducing the morale of Border Patrol agents.

I'm hearing restrictions on overtime are causing smaller teams of Border Patrol agents to be sent in pursuit of crossers.

But what I'm hearing from the Border Patrol agents is they're catching somebody, and then just a few days later they're catching the same person again.

how can we in Congress ensure that ICANN's problems won't become worse and threaten the stability of the Internet after the U.S. Government terminates its contract with ICANN?

Isn't there in effect the forcing down and takedown of Web sites outside of the reach of U.S. law on the basis of an allegation of infringement without any type of hearing or due process?

The concern remains similar to SOPA and PIPA, that you will cast such a broad net that you will infringe on people's free speech rights.

Who is a good guy today may not always be a good guy.

It would be the equivalent of President Kennedy saying, 'We will be able to get to the moon in 10 years and nobody else will ever be able to get there ever.'