FSF's May Says FCC Critics Should Demand an End to Personal Attacks on Pai Over Net Neutrality
Ajit Pai's critics should demand an end to the "ugly personal attacks" on the FCC chairman and his family over the net neutrality reversal, blogged Free State Foundation President Randolph May Thursday. "It's no secret that I support the Commission's…
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Restoring Internet Freedom Order (RIF Order)," he wrote. "I understand there are arguments on both sides. ... But it should go without saying that it's one thing to advocate your views passionately and another altogether to engage in personal attacks like those against Chairman Pai that, even now, continue unabated. Those government officials, whether currently at the FCC or in Congress, who are leading efforts, through whatever avenues, to overturn the FCC’s RIF Order bear a special responsibility to speak out forcefully and unequivocally against the personal attacks."