Posted on 08/03/2011 5:29:40 AM PDT by Halfmanhalfamazing
Suspicious that the FCC’s net neutrality order was orchestrated by outside liberal interests, top Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee asked agency officials Thursday for documents to show whether that is indeed the case.
The emerging probe, which critics dismissed as a partisan fishing expedition, focuses on allegedly improper contact before the December net neutrality vote between the FCC and the Obama administration and public interest groups.
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==============="Congress should be far more concerned with the agency's coordination with powerful companies like AT&T, which shaped the final net neutrality rules that Free Press roundly criticized," Free Press President and CEO Craig Aaron said.======================
Marxism is a bigger threat than AT&T is.
Even those of you net neutrality supporting freepers agree with that.
There is so much stuff that has to be undone starting inauguration day 2013. The task will be overwhelming but necessary for the future of the country we love. Lord please help us elect an adult with wise adult counsel as well. Lord help us elect 87 more wise folks to make the task easier. Oh Yes Lord give us at least 16 free thinking Senators too.
The stuff that has been foisted on us in the past decade is a Gordian Knot that can only be untied one way.
I always end my nightly prayers: Father, PLEASE give our country another chance. There are so many, many people here who love and worship You. Please bless us with wise and righteous leadership and let us be strong again. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
I know God hears all prayers, but I believe group prayer has special power, and hope that millions of us are praying for this wonderful, generous republic that our fathers and forefathers fought and died for.
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