[Kaslin]

[madison10]

Getting despondent here.

[BenLurkin]

Evil.

There is no other word for it.

[marstegreg]

What worries me the most is that this administration is acting like they will be in power indefinately. Previous administrations would never go to these lengths because when they no longer are in power the other side gets to have this power. This Administrations doesn’t seem to be concerned. That is what worries me the most.

[Iron Munro]

$7.2 billion was included in the stimulus bill "to accelerate broadband deployment in unserved and underserved areas

Translation: "Underserved" = The Moocher Class.

This is just more stealth reparations/wealth redistribution.

I wouldn't be surprised if "accelerate broadband deployment" also includes free computers for the moochers and freeloaders.
After all, how can the "underserved" among us use the expanded broadband availability if they don't have new computers to surf the net?

[o_zarkman44]

Rogue, renegade government out of control.
What aspect of our lives do they not want to control?

The time is way past due for us to take back our country from these Marxists.

[mysterio]

Without a neutral net, FR would have never been able to take hold like it did. You would most likely be furiously posting responses to an article on some MSM site right now.

So count me in on the pro-neutrality side. I like that a site like this gets treated the same as MSNBC.com rather than crowded out by it.

[Salvation]

BTTT! Glenn Beck has been covering this during this week!

[SuperLuminal]

bttt

[OESY]

“The irony here is that it has been the Internet, talk radio and cable news that have provided access to unheard and suppressed voices. News and commentary no longer have to get past the gatekeepers at CBS, ABC, NBC, the Washington Post and the New York Times. And judging from ratings and circulation, they do not deserve to be called mainstream anymore. It is they who are the fringe media.

Bloggers and talk show callers now have a voice. Conservatives have competed in the marketplace of ideas and won. It’s not their fault no one wanted to listen to Air America or that Web sites such as FreeRepublic.com and HotAir.com constantly pull back the curtain on the wizards of this administration.

Net neutrality is not designed to liberate, but to suppress. It’s the Fairness Doctrine of the Internet that, like diversity in talk radio and the war on Fox News, is designed to marginalize and silence those who disagree with those in power.”

[ShadowAce]

[Scythian]

I hate the Net Neutrality Bill, but on the other hand, I love the Net Neutrality Bill ...

I’m already in compliance...

[dfwgator]

Just remember, there is no problem so great that the government can’t make it even worse.

[mojitojoe]

[opentalk]

All the czars need to go, advisers are ok, when they start having power it is unconstitutional. where are the challenges to attacks on the constitution?