JLeven

Tweets/likes/etc. are my own.

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

@noahmtweets @WashProbs The same thing is possibly filming now along 16th street in front of the White House. Big production present there.

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

Big thanks to @politico for letting me wax philosophical about speech online, the need for computers for all, and my favorite author! https://t.co/Bh18LaVg4L

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

This @uscensusbureau survey is extremely misleading. Smartphones are not computers. Good luck doing school work, applying for jobs, or working remotely with just a smart phone. https://t.co/0ndD9GvYQE.

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

No one should have to choose between paying for food or connecting to the internet. Congress needs to extend #ACP IMMEDIATLY.

[JD Vance @JDVance]

Ohioans should not have to choose between food and internet service. If we can fund the world’s wars, we can provide basic services to our people.

[Rep. Yvette D. Clarke @RepYvetteClarke]

The loss of the ACP will deny millions of Americans the opportunities provided by affordable internet access. Without it, many will be left behind, widening the digital divide.

We must pass the bipartisan Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act NOW.

[Senator Peter Welch @SenPeterWelch]

The Affordable Connectivity Program is our nation's largest ever broadband affordability effort.

I've introduced bipartisan legislation to extend the program so @FCC can continue this crucial work connecting millions of American households to high-speed internet.

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

@SayreEvan @NTIAgov @CommerceGov Yes, that’s my stance. It’s an optional program, so it’s not rate regulation. ISPs don’t have to participate in BEAD.

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

These big ISPs love to threaten that they won’t take billions of taxpayer dollars if they can’t have their cake and eat it too. To that I say: fine, let the ISPs who will follow the rules take the money to build networks.

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

Catch me next Friday at @BKCHarvard discussing how a TikTok ban would violate the First Amendment. Registration here: https://t.co/2HCoU19AzP.

[Communications and AI Infrastructure Association @INCOMPAS]

In an increasingly digital world, access to high-speed internet is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. If the #ACP is not re-funded, 1 in 6 U.S. households will lose their internet access.

Tell Congress to save the #ACP before it's too late!
Learn More: https://t.co/SjxqYaln2w

[Rep. Yvette D. Clarke @RepYvetteClarke]

Millions of Americans rely on the #ACP to keep their families online and their internet bill down.

With only weeks remaining until its funding expires, my bill, the ACP Extension Act, will preserve this program for the families who depend on it.

https://t.co/dtsBJZd3Eb

[Senator Peter Welch @SenPeterWelch]

Retirees, veterans, students, people who live with disabilities, folks who live in rural communities—millions of people from all walks of life rely on the Affordable Connectivity Program to stay connected.

The ACP is expiring soon. Congress must act.
https://t.co/V9K3PV3k08

[Alan Davidson @DavidsonNTIA]

“Providing affordable high-speed Internet ... no matter where you live: urban, suburban & rural ... in red states & in blue states.”-@potus

#InternetforAll is a call to act on a once-in-a-generation investment. We have one shot to get it right.

https://t.co/BkeeIit8gh

[Rep. Yvette D. Clarke @RepYvetteClarke]

No matter where you live, every single American deserves affordable high speed internet. Thank you, @POTUS.

#SOTU

[JLeven @LeventoffJ]

@shadowmac57 @POTUS Reach out to your member of Congress -- they have the power to do something about it! Particularly Senator Johnson.

[Grace Meng @RepGraceMeng]

Broadband is a basic need. My #SOTU guest Briteny Xu understands that.

In NY-06 the Affordable Connectivity Program has provided affordable & reliable internet to 62k constituents, including Briteny.

With funding running out quickly, Congress must take action & save the ACP.

[ACLU @ACLU]

This ban could be voted on by the full House as soon as next week.

Tell your representative: Vote NO on this unconstitutional bill.
https://t.co/zDeCCz6yUM

[ACLU @ACLU]

Today, the House Energy & Commerce Committee voted to advance a bill that would ban TikTok and silence the millions of people across the country who use the app to access information, express themselves, and speak out on the issues that matter to them.