You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more
Next week’s vote on my resolution to *fully* restore #NetNeutrality
will be the most important vote for the internet in the history of the United States Senate.
Here's what the CRA resolution means for you:
First, the CRA will protect websites from being entirely blocked by ISPs (internet service providers). That means an ISP cannot block a video chat service, just so you’ll use their own service. And it will prevent ISPs from blocking a website with a contrary political viewpoint.
Second, the CRA will ensure ISPs cannot throttle, or slow down, a website of their choosing, especially a competitor.
Third, the CRA will prevent ISPs from setting up internet fast and slow lanes. ISPs won’t be able to charge large websites for access to an internet fast lane while websites that can’t afford the internet EZ pass will load at a bumper to bumper pace.
Simply put, my CRA resolution will put #NetNeutrality back on the books because in 2018, access to a free and open internet isn’t a privilege, it’s a RIGHT.
#OneMoreVote
If Not @HouseDemocrats After #BlueWave Restore Everything and Begin Impeachment Hearing s Into Donald J Trump! Vincent Summer s and @JamesGRickards @MaddowBlog @RevDrBarber @washingtonpost @tedlieu @CREWcrew Lawfirm Attorneys @LambdaLegal Lawfirm
Democracy at its core
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.
