December 1st, 2011
jeff-rosenberg

Senator Franken, please don’t break the Internet

When it comes to protecting the Internet, Al Franken is usually our best friend. He’s been an outspoken advocate for Net Neutrality, as well as consumer-friendly privacy policies. But with his sponsorship of the so-called “Protect IP Act,” Franken is making a serious mistake.

Like most bills, Protect IP means well. Franken’s staff explained to MN Progressive Project’s Eric Pusey that he believes it will protect American jobs. However, he’s dead wrong on this one. In fact, Protect IP breaks the Internet. The video below shows how.

PROTECT IP / SOPA Breaks The Internet from Fight for the Future on Vimeo.

Eric Pusey is asking folks to write or call Franken and tell him you oppose Protect IP. Call Franken’s office today — then stop by MN Progressive Project and let him know how it went.

Email Sen. Franken

DC  202-224-5641 
Duluth  218-722-2390 
St. Cloud  320-251-2721 
St. Paul  651-221-1016 
St. Peter  507-931-5813

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