So their only argument is the "slippery slope" one. That's pretty weak given how difficult it was to get these rules passed. Also, in Verizon v. FCC SCOTUS ess

So their only argument is the "slippery slope" one. That's pretty weak given how difficult it was to get these rules passed. Also, in Verizon v. FCC SCOTUS essentially reinforced the Chevron doctrine even more. So there essentially is no slippery slope at the FCC. They don't require a gradual rules change procedure, there is no slippery slope for them to fall down.