Massachusetts Senator and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday announced a sweeping $85 billion plan to expand broadband internet access across the United States, especially in poorly served rural areas. As part of that plan, according to a report by The Daily Dot, Warren vowed that if she becomes the 46th President of the United States, she will appoint new commissioners to the Federal Communications Commission who will reinstate the net neutrality rules scrapped by the Republican-controlled FCC last year.