No, but I do feel it's pathetic that millions of people (and businesses) in rural areas can't get reliable broadband access no matter how much they're willing to pay. Some things should be done not because they are a "right", but because they are the right thing to do. Rural access is one of those things.
Maybe they can't get hardwired broadband but then a lot of rural areas can't get hardwired cable either. But with wifi the norm these days, just about everybody can get some kind of wireless signal....AT&T, Verizon, or whatever, and it really isn't any more expensive than cable or some other high speed access that many of us use.