Bachmann: Net Neutrality = Censorship

From transcript of interview yesterday:

HANNITY: So what I think has happened, and tell me if you think I'm wrong here, is I think conservatives have won the argument. They won the argument on health care. They forced it down our throat any way.

They're winning in the argument on the size and scope and influence of government. And now the reaction is that to now just lash out at the messengers that are saying, you know what, we could do better with limited government, lower taxes and a strong national defense.

And this, you know, propaganda campaign -- what do you think the net result is? Does it work? Does it backfire?

BACHMANN: Sure, that's all they have left now, is they use pejorative terms, hateful terms against those that are carrying the message. So whether they're attacking conservative talk radio, or conservative TV or whether it's Internet sites, I mean, let's face it, what's the Obama administration doing?

They're advocating net neutrality which is essentially censorship of the Internet. This is the Obama administration advocating censorship of the Internet. Why? They want to silence the voices that are opposing them.

Despite the fact that they continue to have much of the mainstream media still providing cover for all of these dramatic efforts that the Obama administration is taking. So they're very specifically and pointedly going after voices that they see are effectively telling the truth about what the Obama administration is trying to do.

HANNITY: Yes.