Do you think today's repeal of Net Neutrality is good, bad, or a combination of both?

The term “Net Neutrality” is very deceptive. There is really nothing “neutral” about it. The Obama administration placed ISPs under FCC Title II regulations meaning the internet infrastructure would be governed as a public utility. I worked for a telecom provider for a few years and had to deal with Title II with various state PUCs. What a freaking nightmare. Title II, combined with Sarbanes-Oxley, caused so much overhead it was difficult to make a profit. The bottom line is, once the government gets their grubby mitts on the internet infrastructure they’ll be the ones calling the shots. They’ll be able to regulate content, delivery locations as well as delivery speed. Smaller ISPs will not be able to survive because the overhead will be too great. There were no complaints about the internet access or speed before 2015 but Obama figured there was a goldmine in hidden taxes and fees to be had if they could snag onto the net.

A fair question. I fear that it is a bad thing, in fact a very bad thing. What surprises me is that it will greatly mute the very voices that helped this Administration win its election. Thus, it seems a very unwise move on their part

Wait. Didn't we have the internet before Obama? The law was in effect for 2 years. What was its intended purpose? Some snowflakes will state the sky is falling while others believe it is a good thing to reduce government influence and instead allow the free market to work and allow the People to decide.