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Rogue FCC Ignoring Majority of Americans That Support Net Neutrality
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9:30Now PlayingA study by Emprata—funded by ISPs—found that 98.5% of "unique" comments submitted to the FCC (that is, comments written by individuals and not submitted using automatically generated text forms) oppose the repeal of Title II net neutrality regulations. Additionally, findings from public opinion polls conducted by Morning Consult, Mozilla, and others have found that a majority of Americans support net neutrality. So if the FCC, an agency filled with unelected bureaucrats, is supposed to listen to the public before voting on sweeping regulatory changes... why is the FCC blatantly ignoring the public when it comes to the repeal of net neutrality?
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