Net Neutrality: Who voted for What?
“Yesterday the House of Representatives voted NO for Net Neutrality. . . . If you are FOR Net Neutrality and your representative voted NO then don’t vote for him/her in the next elections.” ⇒
“Yesterday the House of Representatives voted NO for Net Neutrality. . . . If you are FOR Net Neutrality and your representative voted NO then don’t vote for him/her in the next elections.” ⇒
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