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To: thenooch

Welcome to Free Republic. First problem with the FCC’s adoption of net neutrality is the fact they have no authority to pass or iplement their rules, i.e., it’s unconstitutional. The Supreme Court has explicitly stated the FCC may not assume legal authority to implement net neutrailty and Congress has also refused to grant them the authority to do so.


16 posted on 12/21/2010 5:52:54 PM PST by callisto (It's the three T' s: Too Many Taxes, Trillions in Debt, and Transparency)
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To: callisto

Argh! Spellcheck is our friend.

iplement = implement


18 posted on 12/21/2010 5:54:00 PM PST by callisto (It's the three T' s: Too Many Taxes, Trillions in Debt, and Transparency)
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To: callisto

“First problem with the FCC’s adoption of net neutrality is the fact they have no authority to pass or iplement their rules, i.e., it’s unconstitutional. The Supreme Court has explicitly stated the FCC may not assume legal authority to implement net neutrailty and Congress has also refused to grant them the authority to do so.”

Well said, Freeper. Short and straight to the point.


23 posted on 12/21/2010 7:58:39 PM PST by max americana
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