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"By a 269-152 vote that fell largely along party lines, the House Republican leadership mustered enough votes to reject a Democrat-backed amendment that would have enshrined stiff Net neutrality regulations into federal law and prevented broadband providers from treating some Internet sites differently from others ..."

So what you are telling me is that yet again, House Republicans have yet again failed to listen to the Christian Coalition and Gun Owners of America?

So what you are telling me is that yet again, House Republicans have yet again failed to listen to the Christian Coalition and Gun Owners of America?

I don't know about that, but they DID listen to the following groups who are members of the Internet Freedom Coalition:
Americans for Prosperity
Americans for Tax Reform
BAMPAC
Catholic Citizenship
Center for Freedom and Prosperity
Center for Individual Freedom
Citizen Outreach
Commonwealth Foundation for Public Policy Alternatives
Cornerstone Policy Research
Council for Citizens Against Government Waste
Ethan Allen Institute
Frontiers of Freedom
Grassroot Institute of Hawaii
Illinois Policy Institute
Independent Women's Forum
Institute for Liberty
Iowa Association of Scholars
Kansas Taxpayers Network
Media Freedom Project
National Taxpayers Union
Ohio Taxpayers Association & OTA Foundation
Public Interest Institute
Reason Foundation
RightMarch.com
TechPolicyWatch.com
Tennessee Center for Policy Research
The Maine Heritage Policy Center
The Scare Ticker
Washington Policy Center

So what you are telling me is that yet again, House Republicans have yet again failed to listen to the Christian Coalition and Gun Owners of America?

House Republicans are getting tired of the peasants pestering them to keep their promises. They should be content to sit down, shut up, and take whatever crumbs are tossed to them.