Despite a tremendous national outcry from the citizenry clamoring for network neutrality, Tom Wheeler, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), refuses to create clear, strong and enforceable rules guaranteeing that all internet customers be treated the same. The outcry has been so great that I am told that the FCC's system for registering public comments couldn't cope with it. One would think that given the high visibility of this issue and overwhelming support for clear, strong, enforceable rules, the FCC would write clear, strong, and enforceable rules. The FCC has not done so.
I suspect that Mr. Wheeler is under undue influence of the big communications companies. I suggest that this is grounds for firing him.