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bettyellen

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16. The GOP had a veto proof majority- but thanks for smearing the Clinton's! Gosh after what this crap
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Sat Jan 28, 2017, 09:33 PM
Jan 2017

Had caused the nation you'd think people would check before piling on more. Why didn't you?

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Post removed [View all] Post removed Jan 2017 OP
You can argue that the Telecommunications Act was a mistake. But with or without it Fox News StevieM Jan 2017 #1
same train breitbart and fake news makes money JI7 Jan 2017 #4
Blame Newt Gingrich blogslut Jan 2017 #2
I remember at around that time, The Nation magazine published a huge enough Jan 2017 #3
Should never have been passed. Symptomatic of a Democratic suicide impulse? Maybe. Crunchy Frog Jan 2017 #5
Agreed. mrgorth Jan 2017 #13
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 deregulated the media industry. still_one Jan 2017 #6
What about Sanders? Chiquitita Jan 2017 #7
Dem Party lost house and senate in 1994. No law is the work of one man delisen Jan 2017 #8
No, it's not true. lapucelle Jan 2017 #9
Thanks Chiquitita Jan 2017 #12
So what exactly are you implying? ismnotwasm Jan 2017 #10
What are you implying that I'm implying? Chiquitita Jan 2017 #14
The implication seems to be that while Clinton will get no credit lapucelle Jan 2017 #15
The FCC's legal argument in favor of net neutrality is predicated on the provisions of this law lapucelle Jan 2017 #11
The GOP had a veto proof majority- but thanks for smearing the Clinton's! Gosh after what this crap bettyellen Jan 2017 #16
Maybe the OP headline should be lapucelle Jan 2017 #17
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