Don't even bother with that ultimatum. Hoping unfunded mandates will squeeze blood out of the corpo stone no longer works. It's cultural at this point - they'll

Don't even bother with that ultimatum. Hoping unfunded mandates will squeeze blood out of the corpo stone no longer works. It's cultural at this point - they'll spend more money fighting any regulation than it would have cost to just implement. Government is already large enough that it's straightforward to create municipal bonds to build out municipal fiber, which are then paid back by subscription fees. I've got municipal fiber and my Internet access is now just a solved problem - no contract, fixed price, no throttling, no caps, symmetric. Let "AT&T" compete with that in areas where it makes sense for them to, after everyone has straightforward access via basic public infrastructure.