When Mr. Dunn wrote to the FCC and asked the agency to abolish net neutrality, he made it far more difficult for small, family-owned businesses like this one to compete with the enormous furniture stores like Ashley Furniture and Rooms to Go.
We visited with Badcock Home Furniture & More owner Hazel Williams and her son Robert Williams this week. Badcock Home Furnishing began in 1904 and has grown to over 300 stores across the South. The Williams family has owned and operated the Dunnellon store since 1974.pic.twitter.com/cPRlSr0EQs
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And that would render these businesses less competitive in their own communities. I prefer to shop locally but need competitive prices.
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You spent a week in Levy County. You never once had a public meeting. Why?
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Well they are probably just great! Now stop the distraction and ban all the automatic rifles and keep our children safe! You have a job! Do it!
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So have you been through an active shooter drill at any school in your district? Your district wants to know.
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