‘Net neutrality’: We’ll have to break it, to reestablish liberty (Video) | Theoptimisticconservative's Blog

Posted by: theoptimisticconservative | February 26, 2015

‘Net neutrality’: We’ll have to break it, to reestablish liberty (Video)

Obama and his BFF, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. (Image: NYT, Christopher Gregory)

Obama and his BFF, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. (Image: NYT, Christopher Gregory)

New post up at Liberty Unyielding. Enjoy!

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Posted in Civil Rights, Government, Information, Internet policy, Law, Left-wing themes, Market economics, Media, Political commentary, Regulation | Tags: Ajit Pai, Fairness Doctrine, FCC, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, FEC, Federal Communication Commission, Federal Election Commission, Government policy, Internet, internet regulation, Lee Goodman, Left-liberalism, net neutrality, net neutrality bad, net neutrality to kill internet freedom, Obama, public utility, regulate internet like utility, Regulation, Title II

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