FTC politics

Is the FTC mak­ing a polit­i­cal state­ment by try­ing to reg­u­late the inter­net and hold inter­net adver­tis­ers to a dif­fer­ent stan­dard than broad­cast tele­vi­sion and cable providers.

We must apply equal pro­tec­tion under the law, it is after all the law or is that just an in-con­ve­nient truth that no one wants to talk about it appears that this admin­is­tra­tion has no real under­stand­ing of how our legal sys­tem works because they appar­ent­ly have to be con­stant­ly remind­ed in court.

We have seen states rights challenged, and defeated.

They tried it in Arizona, they failed.

They are trying it in Wisconsin, and they will fail…

It is time to stop this unfair use of gov­ern­ment to attempt to con­trol every aspect of the lives of all Amer­i­cans.

If you apply one set of rules to the inter­net and a sep­a­rate, set of rules for broad­cast tele­vi­sion then you cre­ate unequal appli­ca­tion of the law, which means that even­tu­al­ly you will end up in court attempt­ing to argue, against the con­sti­tu­tion.

Is this an attempt to insti­tute the fair­ness doc­trine all over again?

It failed back when they tried it in the past.

It has failed on every occa­sion, yet, they still try to push it out of the way, yet fail­ure is the only future for this type of igno­rance.

Make a state­ment about why using the FTC to engage in pol­i­tics is wrong and it is not con­sti­tu­tion­al.

Tell the FTC to stay out of pol­i­tics and focus on doing its job which is some­thing that any­one can see is alleged­ly not hap­pen­ing.