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Loebsack Statement On President Obama’s Broadband Announcement
Cedar Falls, IA – Congressman Dave Loebsack released the following statement today as he traveled with President Obama to Cedar Falls for his announcement on his plans to provide more Americans with access to fast and affordable broadband. Loebsack was … Continue reading →
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President Obama Stumping In Cedar Falls Today For The Internet
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