> Wheeler did not take a neutral stance. I didn't mean to say he did. The president is the only one who can wait and see what the public thinks before speakin

> Wheeler did not take a neutral stance. I didn't mean to say he did. The president is the only one who can wait and see what the public thinks before speaking. Everyone else has to act in order to test the waters for the President. > Wheeler's first proposed replacement was weaker. In particular, it would have allowed paid "fast lanes". Yeah, that's not net neutrality at all. Title II classification was good and overall Wheeler kept the internet open. But, fast lanes don't have any place in a neutral internet.