I don't like the word restrictions as much as directives. I understand they should be neutral and fair, but they have to adopt policy approaches that really encourage the public interest.
Richard Blumenthal: “I don't like the word restrictions as much as directives. I understand they should be neutral and fair, but they have to…”
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Blumenthal advocates for spectrum policies that prioritize public interest over neutrality.
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