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September 24, 2014 Google, Inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway September 24, 2014 Google, Inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway Mountain View, CA 94043 To: Larry Page, CEO and Co-Founder Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman Sergey Brin, Co-Founder and Board Member David Drummond, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and Chief Legal Officer Patrick Pichette, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Craig Barratt, Senior Vice President, Access and Energy Kent Walker, Senior Vice President and General Counsel Rachel Whetstone, Senior Vice President, Communications and Policy Susan Molinari, Global Head of Government Relations John Burchett, Director of Policy, Latin America, Canada and U.S. States Ron Barnes, Head of State Legislative Affairs We the undersigned state lawmakers are deeply concerned by Google Chairman Eric Schmidt’s recent comments in regard to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). On September 22, 2014, during an interview with Diane Rehm on NPR, Mr. Schmidt announced Google’s departure from ALEC. ALEC is the nation’s largest nonpartisan, voluntary membership organization of state legislators. The organization advances limited government, free markets and federalism. Legislative members determine the course and policy priorities of the organization, and always engage in vigorous debate to ensure the best policies are advanced. Many of us have worked side-by-side with Google at ALEC and in our states to ensure the continued growth and innovation of the technology-sector and the American economy. It is a shame that you would harm this working relationship by falsely attacking ALEC, an organization of which we are proud. In the radio interview, Mr. Schmidt emphasized a need for an environment that provides vigorous debate and disagreement without negative consequences. ALEC is exactly the venue called for by your Chairman. Daily, ALEC members and staff are challenged to stick to the principles of limited government, free markets and federalism while engaging in debate and finding common ground on cutting-edge issues. While we understand how hard it can be to stick to principles, we are disappointed that contrary to your chairman’s statement, there have been negative consequences for an organization that provides just such a forum for debate and exchange. American Legislative Exchange Council · 2900 Crystal Drive, Suite 600 · Arlington, VA 22202 · Tel. (703) 373-0933 · Fax: (703) 373-0927· ww.alec.org Schmidt also stated Google has a very strong view that decisions in politics should be based on facts. However, your calculated departure from ALEC is based on misinformation from climate activists who intentionally confuse free market policy perspectives for climate change denial. The facts are: ALEC recognizes that climate change is an important issue and just hosted a roundtable conversation for a variety of companies—including Google—on this very issue. Indeed, no ALEC model policy denies climate change; however, the organization does maintain model policy designed to address the scientific and economic aspects of the issue of climate change. The organizations that pressured you consistently conflate climate change denial with having significant concerns over government mandates, subsidies and climate regulations. To ALEC, nothing is more anathema than the government picking winners and losers. ALEC is often the subject of attention because our unique public-private partnership is so effective at sharing and debating policy perspectives and educating legislators. We appreciate that Google has an important perspective on innovation in the public policy arena, and it will be missed in future discussions as a result of short-sighted decision making. Sincerely, Majority Leader Linda Upmeyer IA-54 ALEC National Chair Rep. Phil King TX-61 ALEC First-Vice Chair Sen Leah Vukmir WI-5 ALEC Second-Vice Chair Sen. Jim Buck IN-21 ALEC Treasurer Rep. Liston Barfield SC-58 ALEC Secretary Rep. Blair Thoreson ND-44 ALEC Chair, Communications and Technology Speaker William Howell VA-28 Speaker Ray Merrick KS-27 Senate President Susan Wagle KS-30 Rep. Rick Gray, Majority Whip AZ-21 Sen. Tim Moffitt NC-116 Rep. Linda Johnson NC-83 Rep. George Cleveland NC-14 Rep. Dennis Riddell NC-64 Rep. Alan Clemmons SC-107 Rep. Garry Smith SC-27 Sen. Danny Verdin SC-9 Rep. Ralph Kennedy SC-39 Rep. Michael Pitts SC-14 Sen. David Verdin SC-9 Sen. Mike Fair SC-6 Sen. Ray Cleary SC-34 American Legislative Exchange Council · 2900 Crystal Drive, Suite 600 · Arlington, VA 22202 · Tel. (703) 373-0933 · Fax: (703) 373-0927· ww.alec.org Sen. Judson Hill GA-32 Rep. Ben Harbin GA-122 Rep. Bruce Williamson GA-115 Rep. John Carson GA-46 Rep. Wendell Willard GA-51 Sen. 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