At least one senator seems to have a clue
Seems that not all senators are clueless to the telco's game. Despite the committee rejecting network neutrality provisions, ONE committee member finds the issue important enough to stick his neck out. Hooray for Ron Wyden!
Senate Panel Rejects Net Neutrality - CIO News Alerts - Blog -
CIO:
Late Wednesday, Sen. Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, said he’ll place a hold on the broadband bill because it lacks strong net neutrality requirements. By placing a hold on the bill, Wyden is saying he may object to the Senate beginning debate on that legislation. A hold on a bill can lead to a filibuster, if Senate leaders aren’t able to fix the senator’s objections.