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30 July 2021
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, discusses how America's private broadband infrastructure should serve as a model to bring more private management and investment to other types of infrastructure, and how the Biden Administration's idea of massively funding a government takeover of broadband will lead to unsustainable, unreliable and costly services while disincentivizing private investment and innovation.
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