Efforts To Provide Rural Americans With High-Speed Internet Bogged Down by ‘Liberal Wishlist’ of Social Justice Mandates
It may take another six years before President Biden’s $42.5 billion high-speed internet project is fully rolled out.
Americans living in rural areas of the country may have to wait until 2030 before receiving access to high-speed internet under President Biden’s $42.5 billion federal program due to “DEI requirements” and “climate change mandates,” according to the Federal Communications Commissioner, Brendan Carr.
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