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In reply to the discussion: Net neutrality foes outspent backers by over three to one – and that's just so far [View all]

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Net neutrality foes outspent backers by over three to one – and that's just so far [View all] steve2470 May 2014 OP
This message was self-deleted by its author snot May 2014 #1
K&R'd! snot May 2014 #2
Thanks steve! Cha May 2014 #3
mahalo Cha, hope you are well ! nt steve2470 May 2014 #4
I am thank you and I hope you're doing well, too~ Cha May 2014 #5
Why don't we call it for what it really is? KansDem May 2014 #6
but who is talking to and "contributing" to the panelists at the FCC Supersedeas May 2014 #24
K&R! octoberlib May 2014 #7
The people vs. the powerful N/T devils chaplain May 2014 #8
I suspect that's why it has been extended...Now the real Industry Lobby Money kicks in Armstead May 2014 #9
It would be nice for Google to take a break from building Skynet to put a little more money into Zipgun May 2014 #10
On the surface defacto7 May 2014 #11
Its always about the $$, and never about whats best for America. nt NorthCarolina May 2014 #12
whether it is public airways or public lands--the "haves" leverage more influence than Supersedeas May 2014 #30
K&R. Overseas May 2014 #13
Great lesson for the kids. They_Live May 2014 #14
Any new petitions I can sign? smallcat88 May 2014 #15
The problems with signing petitions. merrily May 2014 #19
All true smallcat88 May 2014 #23
+1 dreamnightwind May 2014 #25
Don't be depressed. There are ways we can make a difference without spending billions, merrily May 2014 #28
The campaign promises were lies. Our "representative" government is a lie. woo me with science May 2014 #16
+1,000 blkmusclmachine May 2014 #18
Yes but I don't think we are going to do any of that unless we organize systematically. merrily May 2014 #20
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ blkmusclmachine May 2014 #17
2 quotes that say it all... Javaman May 2014 #21
Is the FCC still reporting to Bush, even though Obama's been in office for 5 years? merrily May 2014 #27
? Javaman May 2014 #29
Quotes from two Republicans don't "say it all" about why the FCC did this merrily May 2014 #32
right. Javaman May 2014 #33
"So far"? Really? Android3.14 May 2014 #22
Verizon and Comcast lobbyists now work for the FCC (on our dime), so the lobby spending is overkill. merrily May 2014 #26
It may take way mote than that! Helen Borg May 2014 #31
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