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Satellite internet is a legitimate rural tool, but a $42 billion federal program shouldn't concentrate around one company without conflict-of-interest safeguards, competition, and binding astronomy-harm limits.

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Protect peaceful dissent and newsgathering, punish violence and serious obstruction by individual proof, and forbid mass surveillance or guilt by proximity at public assemblies.

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Guarantee automatic portable registration, usable voting options, paper evidence, prompt ballot correction, restored citizenship after incarceration, and measurable election-service standards.

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Publish high-volume public rules as versioned, testable, machine-readable infrastructure so people, small businesses, agencies, auditors, and authorized agents can check eligibility, deadlines, permits, taxes, and compliance without guessing.

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Protect digital speech by defending platform editorial rights, banning state coercion by proxy, and allowing narrow privacy, safety, election, and national-security rules.

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Use later amendments as guardrails for civil rights, voting, prison labor, state accountability, succession, congressional pay, and amendment realism.

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Use digital diplomacy to keep networks open, secure, interoperable, and rights-respecting while helping partners build durable local capacity.

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Make public accountability data usable: searchable, machine-readable, complete enough to audit, and bounded by privacy, security, and law-enforcement limits.

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