Republicans slam broadband discounts for poor people, threaten to kill program | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com)
And pull themselves up by their bootstraps as usual?
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And pull themselves up by their bootstraps as usual?
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This is genius....
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Not to editorialize, but I think this is kind of a crazy article. Sharing for the laughs and the discussuon.
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