Net Neutrality has been a big issue lately, especially with the FCC recently voting to repeal Obama-era Net Neutrality rules. Illinois Congressman Rodney Davis (R-Taylorville) says the repeal of the regulations are a good thing for the internet in his opinion, and says there needs to be more competition to drive up speeds, and drive down costs.
Congressman Davis says when he started getting questions on Net Neutrality, his first stop was to his local internet service provider to have those questions answered.
Davis says he hadn't realized the unique position his hometown community of Taylorville is in, with multiple options for internet service. He points to Taylorville as an example of how communities can keep internet costs low for their citizens.
Davis appeared as a guest on the Newstalk WTIM Morning Show.
