washington top u.s. senate democrat say friday would force vote federal communications commission decision repeal landmark net neutrality rule move unlikely block rule could reshape digital landscape fcc vote thursday along party line reverse obama era rule bar internet service providers block throttle internet traffic offer pay fast lanes group state attorneys general vow sue friday senator charles schumer new york say would force vote fcc action congressional review act republicans scuttle internet privacy rule adopt obama administration use procedural vehicle vote repeal rule fcc pass power schumer say new york sometimes like use repeal pro environmental regulations use cra benefit intend to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell oppose schumer effort back fcc repeal spokesman republican say friday reversal thursday fcc vote would need approval senate u.s. house president donald trump trump also back fcc action white house say thursday week fcc order grant internet providers sweep new power block throttle discriminate among internet content require public disclosure practice internet providers vow change consumers get online content fcc rule also seek bar state impose net neutrality requirements fcc say rule would take effect white house office management budget approve new transparency rule could take several months democrats say net neutrality essential protect consumers republicans say rule hind investment providers need moody investors service say note friday fcc vote credit positive internet service providers could face rate regulation 2015 rule would treat like public utilities moody say providers tread lightly come engage pay prioritization throttle could significant negative public reaction act moody say least near term cost negative publicity exist businesses far outweigh benefit additional revenue stream company generate pay prioritization agreements senate democrats force vote fcc net neutrality repeal