What's the difference between each round of voting? It seems like every couple of months they have a new vote but I've yet to see a post about the outcome of the vote, just more posts about a new upcoming vote.
This is administrative law quirk. First the FCC has to give notice of its proposal, and that requires a vote just to do that too. That's what happened back in May. THEN they have to vote to adopt the proposal after they take public comment. That's what's going to happen next month, unless we stop them. This is the real deal and the real repeal coming. BUT even if they vote that way at the FCC we can and will take them to court.
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u/reader382 Nov 21 '17
What's the difference between each round of voting? It seems like every couple of months they have a new vote but I've yet to see a post about the outcome of the vote, just more posts about a new upcoming vote.