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In 2017, Brett Kavanaugh argued #NetNeutrality
violates the First Amendment rights of *internet providers*, calling it unconstitutional. A free and open internet is the greatest platform for expression of First Amendment rights. We see whose side #Kavanaugh is really on.
Kavanaugh opposes #NetNeutrality. It’s now more important than ever that Congress passes the resolution to save the internet, so #SCOTUS doesn’t get the last word.
So-called “Net Neutrality” would stifle innovation and kill jobs. It is un-American. And, by the way, SCOTUS’s purpose Is TO HAVE the last word.
Sorry Brian, but you can't just come here and lie about #NetNeutrality hurting innovation and jobs. That's just plain false. Stop spewing the cable lobby's laughably dishonest talking points, and read what the ISPs' own financials tell us. #TitleII https://www.freepress.net/sites/default/files/2018-06/fpaf_broadband_investment_basics.pdf …
Fascinating that #Kavanaugh thinks that the Internet was around when the Constitution was written. Does he really believe that companies and corporations are people?
The reason the liberals are truly upset is because they missed an opportunity to get Ginsburg to retire and Obama name her replacement. They all assumed Hillary would win. Hurts doesn't it Ed! You and your party blew it being so shortsighted.
But they will. And no one will ever even call this to a vote
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