Network Access Reform Greetings. I'll leave it to others to carry on the important work former president Clinton started in health care reform after discovering that 37 million Americans have no health insurance. Now that Clinton has magnanimously stepped down, rather than embroil the US in lengthy Whitewater hearings, and I'm president, I plan to make it my top priority to deal with a really serious problem. The current network situation is an intolerable and inefficient hodgepodge of private, university, and government access providers. People in different parts of the country pay different amounts for network access.
Different providers give different levels of service.
There's no excuse for this. Tipper and I have developed a program which will guarantee equal access to the information superhighway to all Americans, tall or poor, rich or thin, white or non-smokers. All access to the net will be through one's employer. Employers will deal only with large centralized network access providers. There will be only one provider in each area of the country, cutting down on wasteful duplication.