> Didn't Wheeler and co. try to overturn net neutrality?
No, Wheeler and the Democratic majority passed net neutrality, defended it in court, and when they lost passed a new (and in several respects stronger) version, based in a different legal authority than relied on for the first version.
The Last Week Tonight coverage was, as I recall, about a perceived loophole in the initial draft of the second net neutrality proposal, after the first was struck down.
No, Wheeler and the Democratic majority passed net neutrality, defended it in court, and when they lost passed a new (and in several respects stronger) version, based in a different legal authority than relied on for the first version.
The Last Week Tonight coverage was, as I recall, about a perceived loophole in the initial draft of the second net neutrality proposal, after the first was struck down.