It is our duty as law makers to remain focused on the fundamental constitutional questions.

I would like to thank you all of the witnesses for very interesting and enlightening testimony from five different perspectives.

If there is any doubt that that is what will happen, I urge you to look at my written testimony...

I am a great believer that the market works.

Again, I get back to the point that the market works.

I think the one thing that all of you agree on is that for Congress to do nothing is the worst possible alternative.

Congress needs to act.

How are we going to be able to regulate this, given the fact that the internet isn't regulated.

I think it is very important that, given the mess we are in now, thank you, Supreme Court, that we delay implementation until Congress has a chance to try and undo some of the damage that this decision made.

To tell States they do not have to compete on those bases, because they can export their failures, tells every corrupt city mayor, every incompetent Governor, 'You do not have to have good government, you just have to be able to expand who…

This is all about a bunch of politicians at the State and local level lying to their constituents that there was a magic bean collection somewhere that was going to allow them to fund everything.