"I think you gave a lot of people hope that we are going to keep the Internet open and accessible."
"The debate that is happening today in Washington over net neutrality is critically important, but it should not be just in Washington."
"I think open Internet principles are the Bill of Rights for the online world."
"If we are going to have enterprise that is going to, in your words, enrich the human condition, then the tool that is necessary to do that has to be available to anyone who wants to give that a shot."
"We are not going to have an economy in Vermont if we do not have an accessible Internet."
"I totally agree with that. But no one should be allowed to abuse the 501(c)(4) status."
"It's not a tax exemption, as Mr. Issa mentioned, but it's a way of funneling money under the cover of doing social welfare work which is really about political advocacy."
"And political advocacy is fine, but do it in the daylight, not in the dark."
"It is important for us in Vermont to maintain that ability for our Attorney General's Office to protect our citizens."
"Well, I want to thank the panel. I especially want to recognize Wendy Morgan who has been a great member of the Attorney General's Office in the State of Vermont for years."
"We have got to do something, bottom line. We just have to do something."