Net Neutrality is next

Friend,

Last week, the Trump administration began its war on the open internet — signaling that the Net Neutrality rules we worked for over a decade to pass are next on the chopping block.1

We can’t lose Net Neutrality. It’s time to put Congress on notice and make sure it doesn't mess with the open internet.

Members of Congress are on recess right now and are hosting in-district meetings and town-hall events — which means you have the opportunity to get face to face with your senators and representative and urge them to leave Net Neutrality alone.

Without Net Neutrality, internet service providers like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon would be able to control what websites or applications you’re able to access, and charge you more to visit specific sites. Net Neutrality is what’s made the internet such a powerful tool for political organizing, education and innovation — we must fight to keep the internet open.

Speak up for Net Neutrality at a town hall or in-district meeting — it’s the single most effective thing you can do RIGHT NOW to protect the open internet.

Your senators and representative need to hear from you. They need to know that we’re still watching.

Thanks for all that you do—

Lucia, Candace, Dutch and the rest of the Free Press Action Fund team
freepress.net

P.S. In-person actions have an enormous impact: Could you visit your congresspeople this week or next and urge them to leave Net Neutrality alone?

1. "U.S. FCC Chairman Plans Fast-Track Repeal of Net Neutrality: Sources," Reuters, April 6, 2017: http://act.freepress.net/go/16762?t=7&akid=6291.10296224.NAbJ1o

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