I continue to be a critic of that inasmuch as it is deficit spending and often is putting broadband in places there is not a problem because the private sector was doing it.
Jack Kingston: “I continue to be a critic of that inasmuch as it is deficit spending and often is putting broadband in places there is…”
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Kingston expresses skepticism about the broadband stimulus program.
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