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Attatched Is a List of 11343 People Who Have Stated Attatched is a list of 11,343 people who have stated: I am writing to demand the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice reject the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger. The truth is that over the long run, a merger between Comcast and Time Warner would raise the cost of Internet access and cable television for everyone by stifling competition. Instead of investing in new infrastructure in the areas where Time Warner provides service — creating downward price pressure by competing with Time Warner for customers — Comcast is just buying Time Warner's infrastructure, and skipping the competition entirely. And they'll control so much of the market — serving as many as a third of American cable and Internet subscribers — that they'll be able to set prices across the country. And in fact, Comcast would be the only game in town for 19 of the top 20 markets for Internet and cable service. In addition, they're running misleading commercials implying that they would guarantee "full" Net Neutrality, the principle that guarantees an open Internet. Net Neutrality is important because it ensures that the Internet is a level playing field where anyone has a shot at success because Internet Service Providers aren't picking winners and losers. It means that the Internet can remain a vital tool of social and political uplift for Latinos, as well as our allies of every race. But Comcast is only bound by weak Net Neutrality rules until 2018, as a condition of their merger with NBC a few years ago. Comcast has refused to commit to playing by those rules after that year. The impact the merger will have on our communities is just too detrimental, which is why I am urging the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice to reject the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger. 1. Anna Hirsch 2. Lm 3. Lm Oakland, CA Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA 4. Lm 5. Erick Garcia 6. Lm Los Angeles, CA Mesa, AZ Los Angeles, CA 7. Erick Garcia 8. Lm 9. Erick Garcia Mesa, AZ Los Angeles, CA Mesa, AZ 10. Lm 11. Lm 12. Brian Miller Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA North Hollywood, CA 13. Bert Goodrich 14. Joe DeGruchy 15. Susi Schneider Albuquerque, NM Antioch, TN Waikoloa, HI 16. Pedro Leon 17. Samuel Pagan 18. Donna Strickland Melrose park, IL irving, TX chicago, IL 19. Carol 20. Rob Clifford 21. Carlos Nunez Mesquite, NV Lakewood, CO Reseda, CA 22. Teresa Blom 23. Deborah Veneziale 24. Nate Heneghan Jackson, MI San Mateo, CA Los Angeles, CA 25. Carol Freihaut 26. Anthony Guillaume 27. Yasmin Leon Saint Louis, MO Queens Village, NY National City, CA 28. Kumkum mongia 29. Lizzette Perez 30. Karla Taborga Wilmington, NC Camden, NJ San Diego, CA 31. Barbara Rivadeneira 32. Marcus Murphy 33. Gerardo Fuentes Iowa City, IA Borger, TX Watsonville, CA 34. Michael Lees 35. Rose 36. Cesar Borrego Columbus, OH Saint Charles, IL Downey, CA 37. Sandra Uribe 38. Charlotte Bruhn 39. Edward Shen San Antonio, TX Oxford, OH Seattle, WA 40. Rebecca Carter 41. Emily Rothman 42. Wendy Futrick Westfield, NC Albuquerque, NM Shillington, PA 43. Christopher Lee 44. Dennis Ober 45. Frances DeMillion Chicago, IL Shamokin, PA Kennett Square, PA 46. Patty Grogan 47. Anje' Waters 48. None Salinas, CA Grass Valley, CA Milwaukee, WI 49. Jerome A 50. Gloria Constanza 51. Catherine Zeitz Plant City, FL Oceanside, NY Arlington, MA 52. Sabrina Berger 53. Paul Yih 54. adrian Zuniga Oakland, CA Williams Bay, WI Tucson, AZ 55. Thomas Alsdorf 56. Monica Robinson 57. Barb Brass cortlandt manor, NY New Orleans, LA Roseville, CA 58. Barbara Rogie 59. Michael Maggied 60. Martha Sola-Visner ALAMEDA, CA Mesa, AZ Needham, MA 61. Jennifer Strauss 62. James Bennett 63. Javier Tous Commerce City, CO van nuys, CA Oakland, CA Page 1 of 185 64. Carol Thomas 65. Marc Lionetti 66. Jody Veith Blenheim, ON Austin, TX Cincinnati, OH 67. Jody Veith 68. Eric Fosburgh 69. Frosty Lovitt Cincinnati, OH Seattle, WA memphis, TN 70. David Danna 71. Dorothy Attneave 72. Libby Goldstein Houston, TX Eugene, OR Philadelphia, PA 73. Hannah Banks 74. Cathy Showalter 75. Joan Palmer Newton, MA Gainesville, VA Visalia, CA 76. M Lesinski 77. Leslie Brooks 78. Pat Lindsay Santa Rosa, CA Seattle, WA Westminster, CO 79. Pat Lindsay 80. Narciso Cardona 81. Taina Compagnet Westminster, CO Highland, CA Tucson, AZ 82. nuala Creed 83. Anita Wisch 84. Ernest Medina petaluma, CA Valencia, CA San Lorenzo, CA 85. Ernest Medina 86. Ernest Medina 87. Ted Matts San Lorenzo, CA San Lorenzo, CA Bellingham, WA 88. Ron Russell 89. Michael Ristig 90. Mike Lynxwiler Louisville, KY Orange, CA Saint Louis, MO 91. Rose Lee 92. Bill Bonini 93. Patricia Forbes Owens Cross Roads, AL Sacramento, CA Albuquerque, NM 94. Jeremy Spencer 95. Jeremy Spencer 96. Luisa Connal Pacifica, CA Pacifica, CA Tempe, AZ 97. Stephen Anderson 98. Boothe Davis 99. David Conradi-Jones Deerfield, IL Cora, WV New Brighton, MN 100. Myrna Freeman 101. W Stover 102. Lane Rolland North Fork, CA Chambersburg, PA Springfield, MO 103. Christine Yun 104. Karen Johnson 105. Cathy Vandrovec Portland, OR Laporte, MN Fargo, ND 106. Nancy Mallory 107. Mary Pieper 108. Martha Arreguin Wheeling, IL Anchorage, AK Albuquerque, NM 109. Maja Nordstrand 110. Alexandria Jones 111. Kathleen Fowler None Greensboro, NC Alturas, CA 112. Robert Altaffer 113. Mathew Bergt 114. Alan Weyman San Francisco, CA Anchorage, AK None 115. Ron Atkins 116. David Bubsey 117. Stephanie Yewcic Schenectady, NY Johnson City, TN Huntersville, NC 118. Rebecca Wassell 119. Andrew Frey 120. Erin Winslow Boston, MA Pasadena, CA Charlotte, NC 121. Steve Barr 122. Miguel Arrieta 123. Leo Sehler Roslindale, MA Birmingham, AL Ocala, FL 124. Margaret Wolfe 125. Mitch Parkinen 126. Bruce Grant Ann Arbor, MI Martinez, CA Belmont, CA Page 2 of 185 127. Deborah Morgan 128. Rafael 129. Jerry Amos Ovilla, TX Fort Lauderdale, FL Hollis, NH 130. Maribel Ortega-Vazquez 131. Andrew Quirt 132. Charles Toney-Jones Chicago, IL Minneapolis, MN Evanston, IL 133. Elena Belinskiy 134. Tina Stanton 135. Jaime Bateman Signal Mountain, TN Hamburg, PA Franklin, TN 136. Sara Myklebust 137. Ted Neumann 138. Matt Woolery Lakewood, CO Altamont, NY La Jolla, CA 139. Lanette 140. Harvey Brinson 141. Misty Belser Westminster, CO Silver Spring, MD Raleigh, NC 142. Faith Freewoman 143. Linda McGrew 144. Al Larson Rochester, NY Nellysford, VA Pillager, MN 145. Earlene Green 146. Kailee Sosnowski 147. Royce Butler Milwaukee, WI Canton, MI Riverdale, GA 148. Anthony Petrous 149. Greg Collins 150. Pamela Cramer BOXFORD, MA Coopersville, MI Canton, OH 151. Chris Weeks 152. Steven Wiese 153. Daniel Kadeba Elizabeth City, NC Minneapolis, MN Antioch, TN 154. Ang Garcia 155. Erica Thomson-Moseley 156. Dwight E Johnson Corpus Christi, TX Boston, MA Bellingham, WA 157. David Sarricks 158. Lynn Waterman 159. L Auster Running Springs, CA Sand Lake, NY North Hollywood, CA 160. Linda Cooper 161. Anna Segur 162. Marlina Patrowski Henderson, NV Boulder, CO Buffalo, NY 163. Gregg Sannes 164. Laurie Calkins 165. Rosario rodriguez Los Angeles, CA Kalona, IA Port Saint Lucie, FL 166. Stephen Nickels 167. Philip Nehrt 168. Elaine OMalley Simpson, IL Barrington, IL Falls Church, VA 169. Rosario rodriguez 170. Rosario rodriguez 171. Sol & Sharon Rothman Port Saint Lucie, FL Port Saint Lucie, FL Bergenfield, NJ 172. Aubrey Lucas 173. Melissa Houghton 174. John Pritchard Homewood, IL Aurora, CO Woodstock, CT 175. Evan Ledyard 176. Judi Aciego 177. Susan Harris Arlington Heights, IL Vernon, NJ Las Vegas, NV 178. Louise Dahlgren 179. Lawrence Israel 180. Monica Firely Maple Grove, MN Santa Fe, NM Sarasota, FL 181. Heather Schlaff 182. Christopher Darken 183. Phillip Reyes Chico, CA Wesley Chapel, FL Duarte, CA 184. Carrie Walker 185. Stanley S 186. Tesh Parker Dummerston, VT Seattle, WA Durango, CO 187. Kerry Hales 188. Victoria McGrady 189. Thomas Pedraza Sierra Vista, AZ San Antonio, TX copperas cove, TX Page 3 of 185 190. Name Montalvan 191. Eric West 192. Debra Braddock Whittier, CA Port Orange, FL Portland, OR 193. Sydney Southard 194. Victor Polites 195. David Floeter Philadelphia, PA Oak Park, IL Orinda, CA 196. Roger Dixon 197. Larry Sellers 198. Robert Hall Young Harris, GA Lafayette, IN San Francisco, CA 199. Sonia Baker 200. Trevor Geiger 201. Victor Valencia Seattle, WA Portland, ME Santa maria, CA 202. Alma 203. Boris Price 204. Tom Shine Elgin, IL San Francisco, CA Ponderosa, NM 205. Marilyn Shepherd 206. Patti Donaldson 207. Richard Albani Trinidad, CA Richville, MN Key Biscayne, FL 208. Henry Scarupa 209. Sharyn White 210. Gabriel Ramos Columbia, MD San Pablo, CA Jersey City, NJ 211. DrDMichael Curran 212. Niki Wise 213. Emily Medley Mohnton, PA Eugene, OR Sandy, OR 214. Kerry Woodward 215. Randolph Hughes 216. David Jutt Long Beach, CA Sam Jose, CA Scarsdale, NY 217. Michael Zagaris 218. Lucille Householder 219. Robin Cain San Francisco, CA Hacienda Hts, CA Bellingham, WA 220. J grandjean 221. Jose Huezo 222. Samuel Aley Vancouver, WA Miami, FL Coos Bay, OR 223. David M. Harrington 224. Jose Sanchez 225. Rev Bailey Santa Cruz, CA Washington, DC Austin, TX 226. Judy McKinney 227. Ann Tuomey 228. RICHARD McRIGHT Eureka Springs, AR El Prado, NM CUBA, MO 229. Michael Smith 230. Terry Lowman 231. Laura Pantoja Lake in the Hills, IL Ames, IA Santa Ana, CA 232. Lisa Witham 233. Charlene E Holt 234. Robert Bausch Mentor on the Lake, OH Germantown, MD Belmont, CA 235. Alice Rosenfeld 236. Ken Cooper 237. Carlos Rodriguez Somers, NY Walnut Creek, CA San Rafael, CA 238. Ronlyn Schwartz 239. Pam Patterson 240. Deb Bergstrom Langley, WA Miami, FL Ormond Beach, FL 241.
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