Congress Funnels Billions to Broadband. Bureaucrats Cry for More.
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Jeffrey Westling, resident fellow in technology and innovation at the R Street Institute, told the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) that he’s not against the concept of allocating taxpayer money toward broadband, given its importance in modern-day society. But he believes that spending has reached an inflection point.
“We really need to slow the roll here, and make sure we’re using the money efficiently,” he said.Featured Publications
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