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In reply to the discussion: "The Buck Stops at the FCC"-(Net Neutrality) [View all]merrily
(45,251 posts)36. You're welcome.
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Thank you! On the activism issue, I again refer you to Koko's great thread, unless you have already
merrily
Apr 2014
#2
And perhaps because while they ARE nominated by Presidents, they 'do not take orders' from
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#16
Presidents don't have a lot of need to give orders to "independent" agency heads. They choose
merrily
Apr 2014
#31
Either presidents no longer have much choice on who to nominate, considering the huge donations
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#39
'Keep voting out sell out politicians'. Exactly. They have the idea that they can take the votes of
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#43
I don't know about Axelrod or Rahm, but I have heard MANY Dem pundits say it on TV whenever
merrily
Apr 2014
#46
"The FCC has no statutory power to impose common carrier-type regulations on a company...
ChisolmTrailDem
Apr 2014
#4
For the FCC to impose common carrier regulations it must classify that way prior to
TheKentuckian
Apr 2014
#37
Exactly. The FCC may proceed with NN, but obviously has no intention of doing that.
merrily
Apr 2014
#47
Or to the more cynical among us, a Republican Cable Lobbyist might have wanted to leave some
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#17
It is obvious how much work you put into this. DU used to produce some great research like this
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#21