If the FCC's plan to "protect" net neutrality and reign in the power of greedy corporations is so fantastic, then why haven't its 332 pages been released for public consumption?

In a vote tomorrow, the Federal Communications Commission is expected to reclassify the Internet as a public utility under Title II of the Telecommunications Act.

Despite this mammoth change in the function of the web, no Congressional debate took place, no bills were introduced and no legislation was signed. The vast majority of Americans are unaware that this is even taking place since the news networks are offering scant coverage.

The change is being made under a form of "administrative law" in accordance with the Obama administration's guidance, which claims it has the backing of millions of Americans.