I certainly haven't heard that "a majority of low-income urban families already have broadband access", in fact I've read pretty much the exact opposite. I cert

I certainly haven't heard that "a majority of low-income urban families already have broadband access", in fact I've read pretty much the exact opposite. I certainly agree that there are a host of other improvements that need to be made and it would be nice to see taxes spent on things like you stated, but saying that we shouldn't try to improve internet access just because other problems exist isn't any more valid than saying we shouldn't invest in space travel until we've solved all problems on Earth.