President Obama will not be neutral when it comes to net neutrality.
The White House on Tuesday pledged to veto any Congressional resolution seeking to overturn the Federal Communication Commission's Open Internet regulations, set to go into effect Nov. 20.
Also read: FCC Makes Its Net Neutrality Rules Official
The presidential shot across the bow comes prior to an expected Thursday Senate vote on a Republican-sponsored “resolution of disapproval” opposing the regulations.
Unveiled last September, the rules are designed to prevent internet service providers from discriminating against competitors or consumers by blocking content or altering speeds.
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