Mark Pryor
The Public Record
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I want to thank you and Senator Coburn for your work on this.
I just think that it's important for all of us as Senators when we're thinking about confirming nominees to think about how they will conduct themselves as commissioners.
It shouldn't be overly partisan. But just in hearing your testimony, it raised a red flag with me about how nonpartisan you can be as a Commissioner.
there are a lot of people in our state that may have access to broadband--and, again, some of that is going to be the definition of 'broadband' and what is adequate, but, nonetheless, they have access, but they don't utilize it.
A big piece of that is also education. You know, there is a direct tie there.
And how does the money work? How does the money work with public broadcasting and cable?





