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Brett #Kavanaugh has the fringe idea that internet service providers are entitled to 1st Amendment protection and can block certain content based on their preferences.
The fate of the internet will end up in #SCOTUS and if Kavanaugh is there, he will kill #NetNeutrality
forever.
That’s why yesterday, @RepAnnaEshoo and I led 27 senators and 76 House members in filing an amicus brief supporting the 23 Attorneys General, and a number of companies and advocacy groups that have challenged the @FCC over its repeal of #NetNeutrality.
Thank you, Senator Markey. As one of your constituents, I support your position and appreciate your efforts.
An internet provider is not the content creator. Internet infrastructure is just like roads - they shouldn't control who drives on their network. Now they CAN and DO install "toll booths" where they charge the users, but they shouldn't be allowed to stop or throttle traffic.
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