Bob Dole/Jack Kemp 1996 President Website... still up
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*Where Bob Dole Stands on Technology and Internet Issues
Where Bob Dole Stands on Technology and Internet Issues
America Should be the Technology Leader of the World
Bob Dole has long been a supporter of policies that foster innovation and entrepreneurship. He understands that the United States must remain the technological leader of the world.
Bob Dole recognizes the opportunities that the Internet and interactive media can provide American citizens to express their ideas, enhance individual liberty, and create and engage in electronic commerce. The openness and decentralized nature of the Internet demands a new approach to policy making that recognizes the unique characteristics of this new medium.
Bill Clinton Wants to Put "Big Brother" in Your Computer
Bill Clinton believes in bureaucratic micro-management of the information economy.
Within his first 100 days as President, Bill Clinton proposed the Clipper Chip -- a secret government-controlled encryption algorithm -- and a companion key escrow system where two government agencies would hold a copy of the keys for every Clipper user. Since then Bill Clinton has released updated versions of encryption proposals which insist that the government hold a key to individual's private data communications.
The Clinton Administration's Internet Task Force has proposed legislation that would reduce the rights of users of copyrighted material if that information is used on the Internet. Their infamous "NII White Paper" ignored important court decisions which balance the rights of information users with those of information creators.
Bob Dole Will Protect the Constitutional Liberty of Internet Users
Bob Dole is concerned about children accessing unsuitable material when using the Internet. But strict censorship of the Internet is not the answer. Bob Dole believes that parents should take responsibility for the material that their children view, and he wants to encourage technology which allows those decisions to be made within each home.
Throughout his Senate career, Bob Dole has fought to protect the Constitutional liberty of Americans:
Bob Dole is a supporter of the Pro-CODE bill that limits the federal government's control of encryption and user keys. It permits the export of software that includes encryption if the software is easily available in this country.
Lets be real...bob dole cant even use a fax machine
*Where Bob Dole Stands on Technology and Internet Issues
Where Bob Dole Stands on Technology and Internet Issues
America Should be the Technology Leader of the World
Bob Dole has long been a supporter of policies that foster innovation and entrepreneurship. He understands that the United States must remain the technological leader of the world.
Bob Dole recognizes the opportunities that the Internet and interactive media can provide American citizens to express their ideas, enhance individual liberty, and create and engage in electronic commerce. The openness and decentralized nature of the Internet demands a new approach to policy making that recognizes the unique characteristics of this new medium.
Bill Clinton Wants to Put "Big Brother" in Your Computer
Bill Clinton believes in bureaucratic micro-management of the information economy.
Within his first 100 days as President, Bill Clinton proposed the Clipper Chip -- a secret government-controlled encryption algorithm -- and a companion key escrow system where two government agencies would hold a copy of the keys for every Clipper user. Since then Bill Clinton has released updated versions of encryption proposals which insist that the government hold a key to individual's private data communications.
The Clinton Administration's Internet Task Force has proposed legislation that would reduce the rights of users of copyrighted material if that information is used on the Internet. Their infamous "NII White Paper" ignored important court decisions which balance the rights of information users with those of information creators.
Bob Dole Will Protect the Constitutional Liberty of Internet Users
Bob Dole is concerned about children accessing unsuitable material when using the Internet. But strict censorship of the Internet is not the answer. Bob Dole believes that parents should take responsibility for the material that their children view, and he wants to encourage technology which allows those decisions to be made within each home.
Throughout his Senate career, Bob Dole has fought to protect the Constitutional liberty of Americans:
Bob Dole is a supporter of the Pro-CODE bill that limits the federal government's control of encryption and user keys. It permits the export of software that includes encryption if the software is easily available in this country.
Lets be real...bob dole cant even use a fax machine
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This... is cool as fukk. This site has a better layout than WSHH and MySpace
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*Where Bob Dole Stands on Technology and Internet Issues
Where Bob Dole Stands on Technology and Internet Issues
America Should be the Technology Leader of the World
Bob Dole has long been a supporter of policies that foster innovation and entrepreneurship. He understands that the United States must remain the technological leader of the world.
Bob Dole recognizes the opportunities that the Internet and interactive media can provide American citizens to express their ideas, enhance individual liberty, and create and engage in electronic commerce. The openness and decentralized nature of the Internet demands a new approach to policy making that recognizes the unique characteristics of this new medium.
Bill Clinton Wants to Put "Big Brother" in Your Computer
Bill Clinton believes in bureaucratic micro-management of the information economy.
Within his first 100 days as President, Bill Clinton proposed the Clipper Chip -- a secret government-controlled encryption algorithm -- and a companion key escrow system where two government agencies would hold a copy of the keys for every Clipper user. Since then Bill Clinton has released updated versions of encryption proposals which insist that the government hold a key to individual's private data communications.
The Clinton Administration's Internet Task Force has proposed legislation that would reduce the rights of users of copyrighted material if that information is used on the Internet. Their infamous "NII White Paper" ignored important court decisions which balance the rights of information users with those of information creators.
Bob Dole Will Protect the Constitutional Liberty of Internet Users
Bob Dole is concerned about children accessing unsuitable material when using the Internet. But strict censorship of the Internet is not the answer. Bob Dole believes that parents should take responsibility for the material that their children view, and he wants to encourage technology which allows those decisions to be made within each home.
Throughout his Senate career, Bob Dole has fought to protect the Constitutional liberty of Americans:
Bob Dole is a supporter of the Pro-CODE bill that limits the federal government's control of encryption and user keys. It permits the export of software that includes encryption if the software is easily available in this country.
Lets be real...bob dole cant even use a fax machine
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somebody is paying for this right?
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So we can all safely assume that this chip has been put into nearly every cpu created since his inauguration right?
