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I seem to recall at the time some pretty clear signaling from Pai and the FCC that their decisions were really not going to be influenced by the comments no mat

• willis936 6y ago
  His smug demeanor while talking about reading the support for no Net Neutrality seemed like a victory lap for getting away with short circuiting the system. He should be put on trial and his emails and texts should be admissible evidence. As a reminder: the overwhelming public opinion and media coverage was on outrage over the fraudulent comments prior to Pai announcing that the public had shown support for ending Net Neutrality. That alone should be grounds for having him tried. At what point can you no longer legally get away with malicious lying for profit? I think he crossed that line, which is impressive.