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The Colorado Attorney General’s office has dropped their T-Mobile-Sprint lawsuit. I’ve been championing support for this merger at the federal level, including supporting the @FCC’s approval and the @TheJusticeDept’s settlement.https://www.reuters.com/article/us-sprint-m-a-t-mobile/colorado-drops-out-of-states-fight-to-stop-sprint-t-mobile-merger-idUSKBN1X01QC …
I’m glad the AG’s office has now decided to join me in supporting proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile. DISH is ready to build out a nationwide 5G network and Colorado and the nation stand to benefit.
Yes. Or. No. Is it okay to solicit opposition research from another country?
I will say it again. Cory is worthless. I can’t wait until he is voted out in 2020.
Someone just got a donation to their dead end campaign for 2020
Less competition, more monopolistic corporatism. Nobody benefits but stockholders and politicians.
Have a town hall #chickenshit
I’m sure something is fishy about this giant monopoly if the GOP supports it. You killed #NetNeutrality
Or....perhaps let’s build some monopolies in wireless services that **already** have some of the lowest customer satisfaction scores of any industry...another bad idea Senator.
You left this part out: Colorado struck a deal with T-Mobile and Dish Network Corp, which is buying assets divested from the merger. In the deal, Dish pledged to bring 2,000 jobs to the state and T-Mobile pledged to deploy the next generation of wireless 5G across much of CO
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