PIERRE, (KCCR) — The Federal Communications Commission is set to vote Thursday on restoring net neutrality rules first imposed on the Internet during to Obama Administration and removed under the Trump Administration. South Dakota Senator John Thune says calls the vote pointless and destructive…
Thune says net neutrality brought price regulations that hurt rural states like South Dakota….
In 2017 the net neutrality rules were withdrawn with no adverse effects…
Then says if net neutrality is imposed it would allow the federal government to block or prioritize Internet traffic or otherwise interfere with the free-flow of information.
