"The law allocates approximately $42 billion for high-speed broadband deployment in unserved and underserved areas. It also provides roughly $14 billion for a $30-per-month Affordable Connectivity Program to help ensure low-income communities can afford broadband access."

Biden's handlers frequently work the internet-for-all talking point into his public utterances, as they did for the April 21st press conference in Oregon.

Free internet for all!

What benevolent governance!

You might not be able to buy groceries or gas (no policy solutions on those fronts) – but you'll get connected to the internet. Who needs nutrition when you have government-moderated Reddit?

Let them eat… you know the thing.

The question is: Why the massive government investment in getting everyone online?

Via World Economic Forum (WEF):