RNC Touts Trump Campaign Goal of National Fast Wireless Internet Network
The Republican National Committee Friday touted President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign pledge to establish a “National High-Speed Wireless Internet Network” as among “his priorities for a 2nd term.” The Trump campaign proposed a national network ahead of the August Republican…
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National Convention, prompting questions about whether it was a callback to past 5G nationalization proposals (see 2008270051). DOD in September issued a request for information on dynamic spectrum sharing of the 3.5 GHz band (see 2009210056), which critics call an avenue for nationalization. Trump also wants to build the “World’s Greatest Infrastructure System” during a second term, the RNC tweeted. The committee didn’t comment on whether it views the Trump campaign’s proposal as a form of nationalization.