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Letter Thanking Chairmen Upton and Walden for Broadband Spectrum Provisions

Mobile broadband is a major driver of economic growth, innovation, and job creation, but is threatened by spectrum scarcity. You have successfully negotiated a deal that will make high-quality spectrum available to the private sector to continue the mobile broadband boom, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs.

Technology Legislative Alerts

Senate Must Stop Obama Internet Takeover

September 24, 2011 J

By Phil Kerpen
Published September 23, 2011 | FoxNews.com

Today, the Obama administration officially published the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) so-called net neutrality rules in the Federal Register. These rules would undo a decade of free-market, hands-off Internet policy that has made the Internet the greatest engine of economic growth, creativity, and innovation the world has ever seen. They would set us down a path to reducing the Internet into a government-regulated, government-controlled public utility. The effective date is November 20, 2011. The House has already voted to overturn the rules. The Senate now has two months to do the same – and they must.

Read the rest at FoxNews.com Opinion.

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AT&T Lawsuit Is Obama’s Latest Attack on Jobs

September 02, 2011 J

By Phil Kerpen

President Obama is hyping a new push for a warmed over stimulus, now code-named “targeted infrastructure investments” as his administration continues on an astonishing anti-business rampage that is undermining job creation in this country. The latest proof comes from the Department of Justice, which is suing to block the tie-up between AT&T and T-Mobile.

Read the rest at FoxNews.com Opinion.

Letter of Support: Herger-Crowley Repeal of Ethanol Subsidies, H.R. 2307

July 14, 2011 J

Dear Representatives Herger and Crowley,

On behalf of more than 1.7 million Americans for Prosperity activists in all 50 states, I write to commend you for your recent introduction of H.R. 2307, the Ethanol Subsidy Repeal Act. Your bill would finally bring an end the federal government’s tax subsidies for the use of corn-based ethanol as a source of fuel, a drawn-out and ultimately wasteful exercise in centralized economic planning that has been going on since the 1970s.

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