The FCC is legally required to pay attention to the public comments before enacting a major policy change. It's essentially identity fraud to an official govern

The FCC is legally required to pay attention to the public comments before enacting a major policy change. It's essentially identity fraud to an official government entity. To quote the dissenting opinion - "roughly half a million comments were filed from Russian e-mail addresses. Something here is rotten". If this happened in an election, there would be rioting in the streets. This is blatant interference.