Will Obama Be The President Who Kills Net Neutrality And The Open Internet?

[matthewf]

[villager]

1. Evidently. More "change," I guess.

n/t

[DJ13]

2. He promised change

We should have asked if it was a change for the better or worse.

[Enthusiast]

3. This is why criticism of the President is essential.

We can't expect the President to do the right thing if we keep our mouths closed.

Naturally he will go the easy corporate path of we say nothing.

So those that do not want to hear criticism of the President are way off.

If the presidential defenders would join us in demanding the President do the right thing, ultimately it would result in more support for the President, not less.

[blkmusclmachine]

4. 60/40 for, lean "Yes."

Nobody ever promised you'd like all that "Change!"

[MisterP]

5. what other Prez would? a Pub starts a war and his ranch gets Occupied, with even his neighbors

getting in on the act; come Jan. 2009 and 80% of the people just up and leave

had McCain delivered the American people with a pretty bow to Big Pharma and Big Insurance, launched hundreds of missiles at several countries, and fed and funded destabilizing rebels (including neo-Nazis and al-Qaida) in a dozen countries (and then turned on half of them and blew up hundreds of bystanders) Washington's streets would be rather messier than when I saw them in 2012, nu?

[imthevicar]

6. Only Nixon

Could go to China. So why not. just one more sellout.

[JoeyT]

7. Yes.

And you can pretty much predict exactly who will defend it.