Posted on 02/19/2015 5:40:19 PM PST by Nachum
This time next week Free Republic will be gone replaced by a continuous loop of Obama speeches
I’ve heard this guy on talk radio sounding the warning about government control of the Internet. The man is a conservative.
He sounds like Dinesh Sousa.
Ajit Pai is the polar opposite of Obama.
Thanks. But that is no government comment forum. The judge that shut down the Obama immigration plan noted the same thing.
Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet. Why do we always need Government help?
Bingo!
Uh-oh.
You’ve got to love the irony of a group trying to ‘make the right decision’, that has made so many wrong one’s it can’t even see the universe a ‘right decision’ would come from.
Sure racism is wrong. Boco Haram may be racist. Pray tell what’s worse about racism, than burning 45 people alive simply because they disagree with you. And I’m not even talking about violent disagreement.
ISIS is a mongrel organization, too barbaric to know what to do with a clue if they ever come across one in the next 1000 years.
Sorry Nachum. I guess there’s a reason why you don’t keep two articles open. LOL
“The Indian version of Baraq?”
Don’t even think that. He’s the only thing standing between us and Internet regulation disaster.
Public comment period can be found at ?
I called my Senator and forwarded Tribune article and Mitch McConnell’s office today. 79% of those polled want to be able to view and comment on this.
Don’t know what else to do.
It’s happened before to me, and it will happen again. Howerver- here is the link
Shiite! I know I had heard this before,”If you want to keep your cojones, you can keep your cojones?” Was that it, huh?
Thanks for the link.
I can’t get the site to pull up on my iPhone. Can someone pls post the section of the article describing what the “Internet Conduct Rule” is?
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