With the ambition to monitor the problematic control being extended over the internet by the Biden administration, House Republicans are presenting a joint resolution that holds a critical view of the newly implemented 'digital discrimination' rules. This measure is being seen as a forceful intervention from the federal government.

The disapproval resolution using the Congressional Review Act (CRA), is championed by Republican Representatives Andrew Clyde and Buddy Carter hailing from Georgia. Their action has gained support from 65 House Republicans and is focusing on the recently enacted digital fairness guidelines by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced as part of President Biden's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

These latest measures from the FCC, which Republicans stand in opposition to, are geared towards digital impartiality and are perceived by many as an attempt by the Biden administration to broaden its influence over the internet. Rep. Clyde, one of the leading voices against these measures, expressed in a statement, 'Under what is deceptively termed ‘equity’, the Biden Administration aims to extend the scope of federal governmental control over all internet services.'

With the ambition to monitor the problematic control being extended over the internet by the Biden administration, House Republicans are presenting a joint resolution that holds a critical view of the newly implemented 'digital discrimination' rules. This measure is being seen as a forceful intervention from the federal government.
The disapproval resolution using the Congressional Review Act (CRA), is championed by Republican Representatives Andrew Clyde and Buddy Carter hailing from Georgia. Their action has gained support from 65 House Republicans and is focusing on the recently enacted digital fairness guidelines by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced as part of President Biden's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
These latest measures from the FCC, which Republicans stand in opposition to, are geared towards digital impartiality and are perceived by many as an attempt by the Biden administration to broaden its influence over the internet. Rep. Clyde, one of the leading voices against these measures, expressed in a statement, 'Under what is deceptively termed ‘equity’, the Biden Administration aims to extend the scope of federal governmental control over all internet services.'

Subscribe to Our Show for Real News, All Day Every Day

Subscribe to Our Show for Real News, All Day Every Day

Real News Now Podcast

Real News Now Podcast is a Podcast bringing you the Real News All Day Every Day!

<a href="https://realnewsnow.com/">Real News Now</a> Podcast is a Podcast bringing you the Real News All Day Every Day!

Advertisement