It's a wonder that rural Americans have survived. After all, for years Washington has ignored their tragic plight. Luckily, our politicians are always thinking of the public interest. Even as they noisily denounce Hollywood for pandering to man's basest instincts, they are determined to ensure that more people can watch more culturally degraded broadcasting. So he introduced the Rural Local Broadcast Signal Act.
Nothing is more important than expanding television service across America.
This is not the first time that Congress addressed the TV crisis. President Ronald Reagan, obviously a heartless Republican, killed the subsidy. Apparently their minds boggle at the thought of even one person in America without access to local TV programming. Over such an issue would the colonists have staged a revolution. Americans are a wealthy people.