one of the other issues that we care a great deal about as it relates to Jackson-Vanik, human rights, and trade, is keeping the Internet open, because that is absolutely key for those activists and others who want to be in a position to communicate their concerns worldwide.
Editor's note · Context
Wyden highlights the significance of an open Internet for human rights and trade.
Share
More from Ron Wyden
I’m heading home this weekend to meet with Oregonians fearing in real time for their lives and livelihoods because of wildfires threatening communities and spreading smoke statewide.
This common-sense legislation cuts red tape, saves taxpayer dollars, and builds stronger partnerships between Coast Guard installations and Oregon’s communities up and down the coast that support them.
Oregon’s Coast Guard works tirelessly every day to keep our coastal communities and fishermen safe, and they deserve the same tools as the rest of our military branches to operate efficiently.
Oregon’s public universities produce top-tier scientific breakthroughs, and lab discoveries shouldn't sit on a shelf when they could be creating good-paying jobs and growing our local economy.





