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2. Not just that, this thing will be challenged in courts and Congress could overturn it with the CRA.

Thu Dec 14, 2017, 02:23 PM

Dec 2017

Although I doubt the latter happens, this isn't over and there is still a long way to go in this fight.

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Before everyone panics over the Net Neutrality vote... [View all] brooklynite Dec 2017 OP

what is CRA? diva77 Dec 2017 #15

Congressional Review Act onenote Dec 2017 #18

Thank you, onenote! diva77 Dec 2017 #19

Congressional Review Act Bleacher Creature Dec 2017 #20

One difference, though. yallerdawg Dec 2017 #3

Exactly!!! Authoritarian control! That, is, the, bottom line! n/t RKP5637 Dec 2017 #7

That was my first thought. It's a different era now. Vinca Dec 2017 #8

That's as may be, but -- madamesilverspurs Dec 2017 #4

yup........ Takket Dec 2017 #9

So, they're just rolling back these regulations for funsies? kcr Dec 2017 #6

Really. Who comes up with this stuff? kcr Dec 2017 #16

Republicans want to eliminate prophylactics, too. Orrex Dec 2017 #17

The 2005 policy statement was held to be unenforceable in 2010. onenote Dec 2017 #23

That was when we weren't ruled by a dictatorship. ksoze Dec 2017 #14

Well, we now know what your new wish is. ret5hd Dec 2017 #22