(CNN) - The Federal Communications Commission is set to vote Tuesday on a set of regulations designed to ensure that internet providers grant everyone equal access to the Web.
The "net neutrality" rules, proposed by the Obama administration, would be the government's biggest foray yet into one of the Web's fiercest debates.
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The internet works just fine the way it is now. The last thing we need are FCC regulations that are searching for a problem to solve and will stifle the most innovative segment of our economy. GOP, please stop the FCC!
Big Brother is coming, and his name is Barack.
Be sure that you pay the full price for any designer wallet or purse you pick up on the internet.
This is a Watch-Bird watching a Knock-Off Buyer.
This is a Watch-Bird watching YOU.
Just another power grab by this incompetent Obama and this administration to get MORE control of the people and what they do. One of the quotes from the great Thomas Jefferson is "I have never been able to conceive how any rational being could propose happiness to himself from the exercise of power over others.". Glad to know that the extreme agenda of Obama has finally been stopped (effective January) and now we must work diligently to make sure this incompetent president is not re-elected.
Hmm. I wonder if all the libs who attacked the Bush administration when the FCC went bonkers with TV censorship will act the same way towards the Obama administration. I kinda doubt it.
There needs to be an investigation, prosecution and jail time for the Obama administration and the FCC members imposing the "net neutrality" rules, the American people can only wait for the new Congress to put these people in prison.