The website HotAir.com posted an essay titled, “Did the FCC cave on Net Neutrality?” in which it accurately pointed out: Conservatives immediately lined up in opposition to any further regulation, while the Left issued recriminations over the dilution of Net Neutrality.”

HotAir says:

“Coming out of the midterm elections in which voters appeared to signal anger over rapidly-expanding regulatory regimes, though, the vote would be seen as an act of defiance that could energize Obama’s opponents even further than they already are.”

Finishing on a familiar note, HotAir also takes note of the potential legal problems:

“Anything done will almost certainly get challenged again, and Congress will eventually proscribe the FCC’s authority on the Internet explicitly or through the budget process.”

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