Instead, I believe we should protect the freedom of the Internet.

The Internet has grown and flourished in ways we never could have imagined from back in the days when Al Gore invented the Internet.

Internet freedom has produced robust free speech for billions across the world.

Net neutrality is a wolf in sheep's clothing. It is a set of government directives disguised, as they always are, as concerns about consumers and competition.

Net neutrality may sound like fairness, but it is actually the opposite.

I hope that these people, the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department, will be paying close attention to this market as well.

But, you would characterize the risks of Americans coming back from ISIS with U.S. passports as significant? Is that fair?

In my view, carrying out such an operation, not responding to immediate exigency, requires congressional authorization.

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