As the comments section pointed out: At least he didn't use women to attract alligators.
"Our approach is based on customers' feedback," said Mark Siegel, spokesman for AT&T. "They told us that the people who use the most should pay more, and they also told us we should make it easy for them to track their usage. We think our approach addresses these concerns."
Becau$e if there'$ one thing people think about, it i$ how much bandwidth other user$ are taking up on an unrelated network, non$en$e. I suspect that's just the beginning of the clampdown on the internet:
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/05/new-bill-upgrades-unauthorized-internet-streaming-to-a-felony.arsEven though Trump is crazy, he'd still be better than the current PoS we have in office.