Republican pass House bill that could gut net neutrality rules

April 15, 2016 by Paul Spoerry 2 Comments

House votes to undermine net neutrality rules, and ISPs cheer
Vote to ban “rate regulation” would limit FCC’s consumer protection powers.

Divided down party lines The House of Representatives today approved a Republican proposal that limits the Federal Communications Commission's authority to regulate Internet providers. It should come to the surprise to not a single fucking American at this point which of the two parties voted to weaken the FCC's consumer protection authority.

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Republican pass House bill that could gut net neutrality rules

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