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Marcia Fudge, quoted in the article, is also anti-net-neutrality. Minority leaders are often the targets of strategic influence campaigns on issues like net neu
by Zigurd 9y ago
Marcia Fudge, quoted in the article, is also anti-net-neutrality. Minority leaders are often the targets of strategic influence campaigns on issues like net neutrality. It's possible this is a similar situation.
- dajohnson89 9y agoPossibly -- but AFAIK liberals are generally the ones who favour busting up large corporations.
- JustAnotherPat 9y agolink? "In April of 2011, the House voted on a measure to prevent recent FCC rules regarding net neutrality from taking effect. The measure passed 236-174. Marcia Fudge voted against the resolution and therefore approved of the FCC rules regarding net neutrality."
- Zigurd 9y agohttps://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/newsfromunderground/dvLbQXU1mPs/fK-v95JOLQ8J https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/newsfromunderground/dv... It's possible she was successfully pressured to change her position. My point was more about corporate efforts to drive wedges between Democrats.