So 'net neutrality' regulations can somehow get around this lobbying power, but fixing the competitive dynamic can't? Both face the risk of being twisted to th

So 'net neutrality' regulations can somehow get around this lobbying power, but fixing the competitive dynamic can't? Both face the risk of being twisted to the incumbent's advantage, so why not shoot for the more comprehensive solution -- real competition -- rather than solidifying in place a duopoly with slow-moving rulemaking?