Rep. Lieu is conspicuously absent

Hi there,

More than 90 members of the House are supporting a resolution that would undo the FCC's Net Neutrality repeal.

But your representative has yet to take a stand. If you haven't already, urge Rep. Ted Lieu to support the House effort to restore Net Neutrality.

Thanks—

Candace

Hi there,

The congressional fight to overturn the FCC’s bad Net Neutrality vote is on fire. Yesterday the Senate Democratic Caucus announced it was just ONE vote shy of what it needs to pass the bill and the House released its roster of 80+ co-sponsors.

But your representative — Ted Lieu — is conspicuously absent.

Contact Rep. Lieu now and ask him to support the House effort to overturn the FCC’s Net Neutrality repeal.

There’s massive momentum behind this issue right now, but winning in the House is going to take everything we’ve got. Reps are feeling the pressure from across the political spectrum, but we’re up against one of the wealthiest lobbying industries in the country.

And that means Rep. Lieu is hearing from companies like Comcast and Verizon about this.

But this is an election year and Net Neutrality is quickly becoming a top issue for voters. Tell Rep. Lieu to support the House effort to reverse the FCC’s Net Neutrality vote.

We can’t let this administration destroy the open internet. We need it like never before to organize and mobilize for equity and justice and to be sure that people most impacted by the Trump regime can tell their stories. We need the open internet to combat the racist broadcasts that run on hundreds of Sinclair stations every single day and to push back on the hateful lies from the cable-news apologists at Fox.

Get Rep. Lieu on board to save Net Neutrality today.

Thanks for everything,

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

P.S. Rep. Lieu needs to take a stand on the open internet: Urge him to support the House effort to undo the FCC’s Net Neutrality repeal.

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