HuffPo blogger's example of 'what democracy looks like' taken to the woodshed

Doug P. | 9:40 AM on February 27, 2015

Unelected officials on the FCC voted 3-2 to approve a net neutrality plan that the public was never allowed to see first. That somehow has been declared a victory for democracy:

How We Won Net Neutrality by @NotAaronCraig http://t.co/s3rIEegqnB via @HuffPostTech #NetNeutrality #victory

— TimKarr (@TimKarr) February 26, 2015

Wait. “What democracy looks like”? Yep:

HuffPo says that the FCC’s Net Neutrality power grab “is what democracy looks like.” http://t.co/MHuiLnQ0c8

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) February 27, 2015

(Updated link here)

Well, it certainly depends on what your definition of “democracy” is:

@charlescwcooke They left off "today"

— Keith Burgin (@KeithBurgin) February 27, 2015

@charlescwcooke The also say the same thing about Cuba and Venezuala

— Glenn Amurgis (@gamurgis) February 27, 2015

https://twitter.com/Evilpens/status/571299542563315712

@charlescwcooke I left at "HuffPo says"

— Paddy O’Dhonnabhain (@ODhonnabhain) February 27, 2015

@charlescwcooke What I care about the most is the reversibility of this decision by a subsequent President. I'm very disturbed by it.

— The Nats Won The World Series (@EsotericCD) February 27, 2015

3 wolves & 2 sheep w/ dinner plans. MT @charlescwcooke: HuffPo says that the FCC’s Net Neutrality power grab “is what democracy looks like.”

— AgainstTrumpDude (@TheAmishDude) February 27, 2015