On the recordMay 7, 2009
Doesn't the American public have a compelling First Amendment interest in ensuring that this can't happen and that the Internet stays open and accessible?
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congress.govDoesn't the American public have a compelling First Amendment interest in ensuring that this can't happen and that the Internet stays open and accessible?
Franken emphasizes the public's right to an open Internet as a First Amendment issue.
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