A new net neutrality compromise being floated by John Thune gives Internet populists a distinct choice. Take this once-in-a-decade chance to lock in stringent rules that would survive a switch in FCC control through a bipartisan solution. Or reject the deal to push for the real endgame: imposition of a government-controlled Internet to liberate the "captive audience" of Internet users from the controlling hand of "big broadband." For the good of the economy and society, here’s hoping they choose the former.
