The White House is pushing Congress to extend funding for an affordable internet program that affects hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians. The program, known as ACP, helps over 23 million Americans, including more than 350,000 Washington residents and around 77,000 King County residents. 1 in 8 households in Washington are saving money through the ACP. Senior Advisor to the President Stephen Benjamin emphasizes the importance of affordable, reliable, high-speed internet in the 21st century.
The White House is urging Congress to extend funding for an affordable internet program that benefits hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians. The program, known as ACP , helps over 23 million Americans, including more than 350,000 Washington residents and around 77,000 King County residents. A news release from the White House highlights that 1 in 8 households in Washington are saving money through the ACP .
Senior Advisor to the President Stephen Benjamin emphasized the importance of affordable, reliable, high-speed internet in the 21st century, stating that it is necessary for Americans to participate in school, work, access healthcare, and stay connected with loved ones
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