while opposed to this legislation myself -- indeed, any legislation by the u.s. congress in its current form and m.o. -- it's really at the feet of everyone out there who continues to go to the polls and tick their ballots for any donkeys or elephants, as well as those who don't go to the polls due to their lame-ass excuse "my one vote won't count anyway." go back about 100 years and begin reviewing how the feds got involved in the rise of radio technology and business.
my u.s. representative is lamar smith, by the way. when i first moved into his district (from tom delay's, no less), i signed up for his e-mail newsletter and quickly found out that congress' supposed expert on i.t. didn't know a c-prompt from html code.