It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… Conservatives are not unanimous in agreeing that - 12581 Conservatives are not unanimous in agreeing that the FCC should expand the USF contribution base. Instead, some argue that … - page 850
… the federal government’s existing broadband initiatives in - 12582 the federal government’s existing broadband initiatives in light of both technological advances and the recent influx of billions of dollars in new … - page 850
… During the Trump Administration, the FCC ushered in a new and appropriately strong approach to the national Chapter … During the Trump Administration, the FCC ushered in a new and appropriately strong approach to the national … … - page 850
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… subsidies for telecommunications equipment from Huawei and ZTE, thereby greatly reducing the chances of that equipment finding a way into our nation’s … networks. The FCC also stood up a program to rip and replace insecure network gear to ensure that it did not … - page 851
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