Direct-to-consumer/business ISPs only have to comply with the State regulations that they choose to operate in. Sonic.net doesn't have to worry about Floridian

Direct-to-consumer/business ISPs only have to comply with the State regulations that they choose to operate in. Sonic.net doesn't have to worry about Floridian regulations, but Comcast has to worry about Californian and Floridian regulations because they have operations in both States. That said, they are also large enough to take on that extra burden and still profit, with no loss of competitive advantage. I'm not worried about making it easier for ISPs to expand across State lines because I don't live in 50 different States. I live in one, and I want the right package of regulations for the place that I live, not the millions of places I don't, for every ISP in my area, not the hundreds to thousands that aren't.