RT @mkraju: 64-34, Senate votes to take up bill to spend $52 billion ramping up semi-conducter chip production, among other provisions.
Darrin Camilleri
@darrincamilleri · MI · H
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Most distinctive Technology 0.4 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Technology, 0.4 pp above the party median.
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| Technology | 0.6% | 0.2% | +0.4 pp | Over-indexed | 65 |
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Today, I introduced legislation to make internet a public utility — a necessity for our everyday lives like gas and electricity. https://t.co/gGZzg3qV09
The pandemic has shown us how critical it is to have access to the internet. Its no longer a luxury. The internet especially high speed broadband is a necessity for work, school, to connect with loved ones, to shop, and more. We must expand it and make it more affordable. https://t.co/Smo7QhzTDy
RT @dananessel: Video conference hijacks are being reported across the country. There are steps people can take to protect their cybersecur&
We need to break up monopolies, add important consumer protections, expand service, and keep prices low. I look forward to pushing forward on this bill to dramatically change the way we utilize the internet in our state. We all deserve access.
Over the last year, we’ve seen just how important affordable and accessible internet service is. Without access to broadband, many of us can’t do our work, go to school, or even see our loved ones— that’s why we need this change and strong regulation of the market.
By designating Internet as a public utility, we can finally add much-needed consumer protections and allow more people across our state to access the services they need.
GM<U+2019>s commitment to building these 21st century technologies here reinforces our leadership in the rapidly evolving economic landscape. Michigan is still the car making capital of the world and will continue to transform the automobile industry going forward.
@MariManoogian That’s how far behind we are on technology over here