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EPIC fail! Senate Dems' 2-year-old tweet about what ending net neutrality would cause 'did not age well' (FCC chairman rubs it in)

Net neutrality has been repealed for quite a while now, and a tweet from the Senate Democrats is making the rounds on its second anniversary.

This is quite special:

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The FCC chairman helped point out just how big of a fail the Democrats’ fear-mongering was:

Well done, Dems — wrong again!

Maybe Hillary could give them some deletion advice if they ever need it.

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The Dems do that with almost every issue: Sound the panic alarm, and then when that doesn’t come to pass, they move onto a different issue and start the same process all over again.

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