Expanded Rural Broadband

Just as Franklin D. Roosevelt championed the Rural Electrification Act of 1936 and Dwight Eisenhower promoted the Interstate Highway System in 1956, rural broadband must become a national priority.
It’s a necessity for students to compete in school, for people to work and communicate, and to handle all the necessary online tasks in a modern world. For those living paycheck to paycheck, access to robust broadband is a leading indicator as to their ability to work their way out of poverty. We must make this critical investment for our future.

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Expanded Rural Broadband
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