Cathy McMorris Rodgers

Forty billion dollars is a considerable amount of funding. But its ability to make a dent in the digital divide is going to be reliant on accurate data.

We all agree that we need to better understand the issue and the impact PFAS is having on many of us.

I, too, want to join in applauding your enthusiastic leadership at the Department of Energy to lead the drive to a new American energy era.

I believe any Federal privacy bill should focus on protecting consumers from concrete harms.

I believe the FTC is the right agency to enforce a new privacy law.

And we must improve accountability.

We must increase transparency--consumers deserve to know how their information is collected, used, and shared.

I believe it is important that we work together toward a bipartisan Federal privacy bill.

When companies fail to keep their promises or outright misuse consumer information, those companies must be held accountable.

Consumers deserve to know how their information is collected, how it is used, and how it is shared.

We must enhance security for consumers.

We must protect innovation and small businesses.

A Federal privacy bill must set one national standard.

I believe it is important we work together toward a bipartisan, Federal privacy bill and we are ready and willing to tackle crafting such a bill.

If we decide to increase FTC's resources and authority to enforce privacy law, then this committee must exercise its oversight of the Commission to its fullest.

This Congress should lead on writing privacy rules of the road. I remain ready and willing to work with my colleagues on this committee for a bipartisan solution that puts consumers and their choices first.

I have been advocating and leading for a national standard for data privacy that, one, doesn't leave our privacy vulnerable in a patchwork; two, increases transparency and targets harmful practices like Cambridge Analytica; three, improves…

There shouldn't be so many surprises, and these protections shouldn't change depending upon which State we are in.

We deserve to know how our data is being collected, how it is being used, and who it is being shared with.

The FTC has been one of the top cops on the consumer protection beat for decades.

I urge the Senate to advance your confirmation as soon as possible.

Drive sober or get pulled over is a phrase we all remember hearing in the classroom or on television and it remains just as important a message today as it ever has.

I joined Republican Leader Walden and Representative Latta on a letter to Chairman Pallone yesterday asking that we continue our work in a bipartisan manner again this Congress.

Reducing impaired driving is a bipartisan issue. We all care deeply about protecting lives on the roadways.

The SELF DRIVE Act was championed by Representatives Latta, Schakowsky, Upton, and Dingell--I want to thank you all for your leadership on this issue.