13 House members blast FCC Chairman Pai for evading their questions about net neutrality

Earlier this year the FCC, led by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, voted to repeal net neutrality by a 3-2 vote along party lines. The "Restoring Internet Freedom Order" takes effect on June 11th, and that will allow ISPs and wireless carriers to offer "fast lanes" for content providers who are willing to pay extra for their streams to travel faster, or with a higher resolution. The Obama-era regulation requires that all content be treated the same by internet and wireless providers. If net neutrality is repealed, carriers could throttle or block content that they don't like.
Democrats hoping for a 'U.S. beats the Russians in Olympic Hockey' sort of upset in the House, are turning net neutrality into a campaign issue for the U.S. mid-term elections. Those Representatives up for re-election who vote against the CRA order are going to be hammered again and again by their opponents, who sense that the majority of Americans want net neutrality to live.
The complete letter written by the 13 House members to FCC Chairman Pai can be viewed by clicking on the sourcelink.