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FCC Admits Ajit Pai Doesn’t Care About Backlash Over Net Neutrality Repeal
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6:23Now PlayingThe FCC announced their plans to kill net neutrality a couple of days before thanksgiving in hopes that we wouldn’t notice, but we did notice, and the internet is more fired up than it’s ever been for net neutrality. The problem, however, is that Ajit Pai doesn't really care about the backlash him and his Republican colleagues have received. In fact, the FCC admitted that public opinion has no bearing on his decision to repeal net neutrality.
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