Posted on 09/30/2018 8:10:42 PM PDT by yesthatjallen
How did Rip Van Sessions stay awake long enough to do this. Seriously, it might be important but their are far more important things Sleepy Sessions should be doing, like prosecuting the Clinton and Obama crime syndicates.
Rod Weaselstein stuck a pen in “Sleepy” Session’s paw and signed Session’s name.
There is absolutely nothing liberals don’t want to control. Even if the f%%% it up.
I thought Congress came in and ended up passing Net Neutrality after it was killed by the FCC? Or do I have that wrong? Did the FCC reverse itself and strike down Net Neutrality after Trump’s guy took over?
The other side of “not charging more”, is “not charging less”, which are the only examples of attempts to enforce the net neutrality rules before they were rescinded.
they probably plan to block FR
The definition of Socialism is absolute government control of wealth and commerce, speech, thoughts and private property
Sessions is - at best - an Institutionalist.
He does not believe those in the Ruling Class must be subjected to the same Rule of Law that the rest of us must.
Illegal invasion, marijuana smoking, net neutrality: All affect those outside DC far more than those inside. They certainly are not primarily concerned with Deep State corruption.
Even if he disagrees with some of what the Deep State does, he will only try to clean it up on the down low, so as to preserve the patina of integrity that they all affect.
He apparently was/is SES since 1988. That alone is telling.
Well said.
Net Neutrality is internet socialism, with all the wonderful benefits. Like stifling innovation, and taking from Bob to give to Patty.
Though it was in place less than 2 years, it prevented implementation of 5G. Now that it is gone, 5G is rolling out. Mobile hotspots on your phone, at gig speeds. The internet-by-wire days ars numbered, thank God.
Bye bye comcast, Spectrum, ATT, etc.
Just your phone...everywhere!!!
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