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Do you think that the rotating door between corporate executives and regulators plays a role in this? I realize that in some instances this will be difficult to address because, frankly, sometimes said executives really are experts on the matter, but frequently corruption is a byproduct.

Sen. Wyden,

First of all thank you for your hard work. I am a constituent of yours and will continue to support you because of the efforts you have made on the behalf of many Americans, and on this issue many humans.

What do you think of the right to broadband and it's ability to enhance rights to freedom of speech, to development, and of assembly?

I realize that entrenched broadband companies-and the political climate-make this a difficult issue but; would you support the claim that a right to broadband is something that ought to be considered vital to the USA, not only for it's ability to enhance other rights but also as an economic multiplier?