August 23, 2024
Contact Phone: 406-437-1526
Contact email: driscolljohn37@gmail.com
In Whitefish, Montana, this week Eastern Montana congressional candidate John B Driscoll recommended to members of The Montana Broadband Association that they help sustain rural broadband operations with a millage fee per kilowatt-hour on server farms used to store broadband users’ valuable data. “Conversion of energy from all of its primary forms to the expensive but versatile electricity form has continued as an imperative because benefits usually delivered by various electricity-based technologies usually outweighed the costs.”
He observed that value of all the gold found in Montana pales in comparison to the positive worth of electricity we’ve used since the first telegraph message arrived in Virginia City on November 2, 1866. “Our territorial Governor Green Clay Smith ten word response to President Andrew Johnson may have cost $40, but it was a bargain compared to the saved one-way stage fare of $120 to Salt Lake City, or $305 to Omaha, plus rail fare to Washington, DC, doubled for the return trip. Then there would have be the weeks of time spent traveling.”
Now Driscoll agrees with Johnathan Spalter, President of the Broadband Association, that the value of interconnecting the computers in our rural communities with a wide range of activities delivered by fiber optics is, “unimaginably high.”
Driscoll argued for including the cost “Guides on the Side,” trained and educated in the uses of Artificial Intelligence as needed.
The official website for Driscoll’s campaign is: johnbdriscoll.blogspot.com”
John B Driscoll, Candidate
U.S. Congress Eastern Montana
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