Jim Sensenbrenner

Well, you know, let me express my concern that if the Europeans turn that screw too tightly, it's going to have a very bad impact on transatlantic commerce, which will end up having a result of a recession or worse on both sides of the…

I have expressed repeatedly that Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, has been designed to squeeze out competitors and help entrench large incumbents.

I cast my vote with the consumers, and I think that 100 years ago our predecessors in Congress got it right.

I encourage our witnesses and all of us to recognize that Congress and the antitrust enforcement agencies need to be careful not to overreach to extend or apply the antitrust laws in ways that end up punishing success, suppressing…

I think it would be very difficult to win an antitrust case when the licensing requirements were tightened.

I am happy to say that today the outlook for labor is very good.

Today we conduct oversight of a critical area of antitrust concern: The intersection of labor and antitrust issues.

Data is, in many ways, the life blood of the internet.

Today, we continue our oversight of the state of competition in the tech sector.

The Voting Rights Act preclearance provision requires certain jurisdictions with a history of voting discrimination...

I would also like to acknowledge Congressman Sensenbrenner for his many years of service, who also serves on this committee.

I don't think we have any business here taking away hunting rifles from people who are not disqualified from owning them.

If we want to achieve this goal, we have to have those definitions done correctly.

As long as there is a FISA Court and we do not have proper safeguards for people's civil rights in the United States, then you could go right back.

I was never really assured by the part of the law that said these things will be done under the guidelines approved by the Attorney General.

We are not changing that 50-year-old formula. We are going to keep punishing the original States.

I have never been a proponent of that. I think you get as many sponsors as you can and if the Republicans don't join, so be it

In the absence of an effective pre-clearance regime, there is a high risk that these discriminatory measures will undermine the voting rights of racial and language minority voters

We have seen a new state law enacted that would impose draconian penalties on third party voter registration groups

Racially discriminatory barriers have taken on new forms since the days of Jim Crow

The onus is now on Congress to create a new coverage formula to reinvigorate the Act's most important enforcement mechanism--its preclearance requirement

He is a Republican from Wisconsin. He sponsored the Voting Rights Act. He was one of the few Republicans who supported the Voting Rights Act reauthorization.

The onus is now on Congress to create a new coverage formula to reinvigorate the Act's most important enforcement mechanism--its preclearance requirement.

In the absence of an effective pre-clearance regime, there is a high risk that these discriminatory measures will undermine the voting rights of racial and language minority voters.

You never used the term 'raising' to impeachable conduct for any of the 10 instances.