As concerns the Internet, the Obama Administration is at the tax and regulation stage. Should it succeed in imposing Internet taxes and “Net Neutrality,” however, it’s only a matter of time until we would reach the failure and subsidy stage for yet another sector of our economy.
The more time has passed, the more it has become clear that Obama’s decision to make health care the focus of his Administration’s early days was at best ignorant of public sentiment and at worst openly contemptuous of it.
“‘Stop Net Regulation’ will serve as the hub for the growing movement of conservatives across the country opposed to the federal government regulating the Internet..."
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"And so it ends, with a health-care vote expected this weekend. I wonder at what point the administration will realize it wasn't worth it — worth the discord, worth the diminution in popularity and prestige, worth the deepening of the great divide. What has been lost is so vivid, what has been gained so amorphous, blurry and likely illusory. Memo to future presidents: Never stake your entire…[more] |
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—Peggy Noonan, Author, Wall Street Journal Columnist
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