I seem to remember liberals / progressives raising hell about the appointment of Tom Wheeler, criticizing his past as a lobbyist and insinuating he would sell o

I seem to remember liberals / progressives raising hell about the appointment of Tom Wheeler, criticizing his past as a lobbyist and insinuating he would sell out their values to the corporations he worked for. I wonder what those critics would say now. Although I'm not very well versed on his track record, I'm under the impression that he did push for Title II enforcement. That, combined with these decisions, make it appear he has generally pushed for progressive / liberal policy goals.