RT @POTUS: Broadband is infrastructure.
Graig Meyer
@GraigMeyer · NC · H
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CoverageApr 4, 2020 to May 13, 2022
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RT @NC_Governor: We're First in Flight, so it<U+2019>s only right that Boom Supersonic would choose North Carolina for its first manufacturing pla<U+2026>
Please. Pretty Please. With a <Ron top. Can we just agree that everyone should have access to broadband in 2020? Wouldn't that be one victory that seems especially useful in this crappy year? <h #LetsTalkLeandro #NCEdChat https://t.co/nMtaU397Hw
There are three possible ways to get to universal broadband... 1. Turn broadband into a utility, like we did with telephones. Force the telecoms to provide service everywhere. But they are opposed to this. (Thread) #covidNCed https://t.co/DUAQDI7cRC
RT @NCDemParty: Access to the internet is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity -- and it’s one that’s out of reach for too many, especially…
<U+201C>This incredible accomplishment shows how leaders at local, state & federal levels can work together. High speed broadband will allow rural communities to access the 21st century economy, telehealth & education they were unfairly cut off from.<U+201D> https://t.co/Z2FAO9eHa2
I am excited to announce a new series called "Your Take Wednesday." Each week, I will post a poll on my Instagram Story so that you can give some input in an easy way. Stay tuned and find out the topic for each week, this week we are going to continue on the topic Broadband. https://t.co/SqH9sYgT7s
2. Recreate rural electrification. That would force the telecoms to spread their service a little further, and create some co-op like structure to fill in the gaps. This may be possible if the Federal government was willing to get behind a plan, but seems unlikely. #covidNCed
RT @natedenny: We are so excited that @SecRaimondo and @NTIAgov @DavidsonNTIA came to North Carolina to kick off the $45B #internetforall<U+2026>
RT @CynthiaforNC: Expanding affordable #Broadband & #devices are essential to #learning #teaching #teleworking #telehealth & simply #living&