Wisconsin Representative defends ISP rules repeal: 'nobody's got to use the internet'

Wisconsin Representative James Sensenbrenner Jr. has been criticized for remarks that he made at a town hall forum earlier this week while defending his vote to repeal an Obama-era rule to prohibit Internet Service Providers from selling browser histories without informing consumers first. During the event, he responded to a constituent's concerns, saying that "nobody's got to use the internet," and went on to say that he was reluctant to regulate internet companies. During the event, the consti...