Friend,

It’s official: Sen. Markey, Sen. Wyden and Rep. Matsui have introduced the Net Neutrality and Broadband Justice Act, which would restore the FCC’s authority to regulate broadband. But already companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon are mobilizing their lobbyists — and their pals in Congress — to stop this important legislation.

Help us push this bill forward: Donate today to fuel our fight to restore Net Neutrality and ensure that everyone in the United States has reliable and affordable internet access.

Thanks!

Candace

ICYMI, the fight for Net Neutrality is officially back on:

Last week, Sen. Markey, Sen. Wyden and Rep. Matsui introduced the Net Neutrality and Broadband Justice Act in the House and Senate. The bill would restore the FCC’s authority to regulate broadband under the Communications Act — empowering the agency to work toward its mandate of ensuring that affordable high-speed internet is available to all.

I hope we can count on your generous support to restore Net Neutrality and save the internet!

We know what we’re up against, : An industry with massive financial power and connections on Capitol Hill that is very happy with the status quo. Companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon are counting on their deep-pocketed lobbying machine to stall this bill — just as they have with Gigi Sohn’s confirmation to fill the tiebreaking FCC seat.

But with your help, we can continue organizing to get as many members of Congress as possible to co-sponsor the Net Neutrality and Broadband Justice Act and prioritize it this fall.

Will you help us fight monied special interests and corporations by rushing a donation today!

In Solidarity—

Candace and the rest of the Free Press Action team
freepress.net

P.S. The pandemic has shown how absolutely crucial internet access is, and this bill is a perfect opportunity for Congress to respond to that reality. Donate today to fuel our urgent fight to restore Net Neutrality and ensure that everyone in the United States has reliable and affordable internet access.