In Friday’s front-page wire-service story about the repeal of net neutrality, AT&T’s senior Vice President Bob Quinn said the internet “will continue to work tomorrow just as it always has” and they won’t block or slowdown traffic or content. If that’s so, why did they work so hard to change it?
Could Mr Joecks explain how many split-second decisions had to be made by the shooters between shots three and four, or five and six, or six and seven, or seven and eight, or eight and nine?
Elections determine who governs. They do not eliminate the need for limits on executive power.
Change is not what parents wanted.
