BNA offers this report (paid subscription required), which begins: “Leaders of the Federal Election Commission considering a rule to regulate politics on the Internet will testify on the issue at a House hearing tentatively scheduled for Sept. 22, a congressional aide said. The hearing by the House Administration Committee, chaired by Rep. Bob Ney (R-Ohio) will hear testimony from FEC Chairman Scott Thomas, a Democrat, and Michael Toner, the FEC’s Republican vice chairman, according to Ney spokesman Bryan Walsh. Other public witnesses also are expected to testify.”