But the status quo is not acceptable. Too many areas in this country are untouched by universal service support, requiring their consumers and businesses to do without the broadband access they need. That is not fair.
John Thune criticizes the current state of broadband access in underserved areas.
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I would love to have some spending cuts associated with the debt limit debate.
If he can change the facts and start moving some of those senators from nos to yeses, then we’ll have a different conversation. It’s just the reality.
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