Original sentence: In late April of 2014 the contours of a document leaked that indicated that Wheeler's FCC would consider promulgating rules allowing Internet service providers (ISPs) to violate Net Neutrality principles by making it easier for Internet users to access certain content — whose owners paid fees to the ISPs — and harder to access other content, thus undermining the traditional open architecture of the Internet.Tom Wheeler is the current Chairman of the FCC, appointed by President Obama and confirmed by the U
Edited sentence: A number of notable senators have already voiced their opposition to the proposal.A number of waivers were issued for lobbyists, and were scrutinized for their lack of transparency.As a result, PolitiFact rates his statement as a broken promise.He eventually went on to sign an executive order that contained a "waiver" loophole.In 2007, President Obama stated his strong support for net neutrality.In 2008, President Obama made a promise never to hire lobbyists to his Administration.In late April 2014 the contours of a document leaked that indicated that Wheeler's FCC would consider promulgating rules allowing Internet service providers (ISPs) to violate Net Neutrality principles by making it easier for Internet users to access certain content — whose owners paid fees to the ISPs — and harder to access other content, thus undermining the traditional open architecture of the Internet.The new set of rules that violate net neutrality, backed by FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, will be proposed on May 15, 2014.The report of Wheeler's proposal conflicts with the President's position,  leading PolitiFact to place a "stalled" rating on his statement, pending the outcome of said proposal.Tom Wheeler raised $700,000 in campaign contributions during President Obama's two presidential election campaigns.Tom Wheeler, a former lobbyist, is the current Chairman of the FCC, appointed by President Obama and confirmed by the U