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FreedomWorks Campaign: Submit Official Comments to the FCC

Campaign: Support a Free and Open Internet!

Campaign Closed, Over 2,000 Letters Submitted! Thanks Everyone!!!

This Friday, June 15th is the deadline for filing comments with the Federal Communications Commission against the prospect of massive federal regulation of the Internet. MoveOn.org and their liberal allies have been pushing more federal control for some time, and now are flooding the FCC with comments in support of greater regulation of the Internet.

Our side needs to be heard as well!

The regulations that MoveOn.org seeks would stifle innovation and prevent Internet companies from offering services in ways that they feel benefit consumers most. These �net neutering� policies would set price controls on Internet content and give federal bureaucrats the power to meddle in one of the most open and free markets we have.

Price controls on the Internet will mean less innovation, and less investment in the infrastructure critical for the deployment of broadband. We should let the market work and watch the future of Internet innovation, competition and technological progress; not give federal busy-bodies the opportunity to interfere.

It's easy to take action-- we'll format and submit your letter directly to the FCC.

Step 1: Write your public comments (500 words maximum)

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These comments are submitted to the FCC and will become part of the public record.

Step 2: Enter Your Name and Address, then Send!

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