Richard Mack, the Republican challenger to SOPA's author (opens in new tab)

I think this is as good opportunity as taking on GoDaddy. It's not every year you get an opportunity to pull down people in power who work against those they were elected to serve. If Lamar Smith goes down, I bet proponents of future bills will be a tiny bit more careful about introducing one sided legislation like SOPA. Right now, there is not political penalty for those who does stuff like this.

Promising interview, but then he quickly devolves into the typical soundbites and catchphrases popular in politics (e.g., tax, borrow and spend, borrow from china, big government, big brother, moderate Republican) and doesn't really say much as a result.