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A lot of times, the process looks more like: - AT&T declares the rate it will charge in its [Red State] PSC tariff filing; - [Red State] PSC stamps it. But y
by abalashov 9y ago
A lot of times, the process looks more like:
- AT&T declares the rate it will charge in its [Red State] PSC tariff filing;
- [Red State] PSC stamps it.
But yes, it is certainly true that they cannot just charge capricious and whimsical rates that change daily at their pleasure, or anything like that.
- twunde 9y agoYou can remove the red state. It applies to blue states as well for telecom and energy
- dsfyu404ed 9y agoThis. Nobody has a monopoly on corruption and back room dealing.
- thenewwazoo 9y agoOf course not, but one of the two major parties has absolutely made such things one of their policy planks. Don't make a false equivalency.
- abalashov 9y agoNobody said anything about a monopoly.
- abalashov 9y agoIt was a bit tongue-in-cheek. However, as one of the descendant comments notes, states dominated by a certain party do seem more amicable to these sorts of shenanigans than others...