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This week on The Politically Incorrect Podcast powered by Voterheads.com
We do a deep dive into what happened today as the FCC changed the way we stream video for the next four years if not forever.
Despite overwhelming opposition from Congress, technical experts, advocacy organizations and, of course, the American people, the FCC has voted to eliminate 2015’s Open Internet Order and the net neutrality protections it established. As expected, the vote was 3 to 2 along party lines, with Chairman Ajit Pai and Republican Commissioners Brendan Carr and Michael O’Rielly voting in favor of the order, and Democratic Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel voting against.
We also try to make sense of the proposed GOP Tax plan that could be passed as soon as next week.
We do a deep dive into what happened today as the FCC changed the way we stream video for the next four years if not forever.
Despite overwhelming opposition from Congress, technical experts, advocacy organizations and, of course, the American people, the FCC has voted to eliminate 2015’s Open Internet Order and the net neutrality protections it established. As expected, the vote was 3 to 2 along party lines, with Chairman Ajit Pai and Republican Commissioners Brendan Carr and Michael O’Rielly voting in favor of the order, and Democratic Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel voting against.
We also try to make sense of the proposed GOP Tax plan that could be passed as soon as next week.
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By Jim WilliamsThis week on The Politically Incorrect Podcast powered by Voterheads.com
We do a deep dive into what happened today as the FCC changed the way we stream video for the next four years if not forever.
Despite overwhelming opposition from Congress, technical experts, advocacy organizations and, of course, the American people, the FCC has voted to eliminate 2015’s Open Internet Order and the net neutrality protections it established. As expected, the vote was 3 to 2 along party lines, with Chairman Ajit Pai and Republican Commissioners Brendan Carr and Michael O’Rielly voting in favor of the order, and Democratic Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel voting against.
We also try to make sense of the proposed GOP Tax plan that could be passed as soon as next week.
We do a deep dive into what happened today as the FCC changed the way we stream video for the next four years if not forever.
Despite overwhelming opposition from Congress, technical experts, advocacy organizations and, of course, the American people, the FCC has voted to eliminate 2015’s Open Internet Order and the net neutrality protections it established. As expected, the vote was 3 to 2 along party lines, with Chairman Ajit Pai and Republican Commissioners Brendan Carr and Michael O’Rielly voting in favor of the order, and Democratic Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel voting against.
We also try to make sense of the proposed GOP Tax plan that could be passed as soon as next week.