Vicky, 6 debates compared to 26 in 2008.

“Clinton’s camp agreed to a May debate a few months ago. Here’s a statement attributed to Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz in a February Politico piece:

If any company is allowed to zero-rate for free, why make -any- companies request a zero-rating?

It all becomes moot when you realize that zero rating wouldn’t even be a thing if not for the very anti-consumer practice of data caps. Zero rating sounds great until that little tidbit gets added into the mix.

Elizabeth Warren for president.

Zero-rating anything at all is doing it wrong.

T-Mobile sees the plan as pro-consumer

No, zero rating is all bad. Why? It will lead to more monopolies. How you ask? Like so: Company A is huge and established. Company A pays T-mobile to exempt it’s service from their customers data plans. Company B is small and a start up. Company B can’t afford to pay T-mobile to exempt it’s data from customers bills.…