are extremely popular with all Americans, regardless of party affiliation," Gigi Sohn, who served as counselor to former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, told Motherboard.

The vast majority of Americans agree, according to the new poll , which found that 77 percent of those surveyed support the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality protections, as codified in the FCC's 2015 Open Internet order . Support for the FCC's policy crosses party lines, with 73 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of Democrats, and 76 percent of independents in favor of the rules, according to the poll, which backs up other recent surveys .

In late June, pollsters asked 2,475 American adults about their opinions on net neutrality in an online survey. The poll was supplemented with a phone poll of 256 adults duringway into the morning. The mistake I made was to use my small brushes and thinking of the wall the same way I thought of a canvas. But it was an awesome experience, and I’ll be forever grateful for the free pancakes and wall space. After that, I was addicted to gigantism. The next mural I started, was 20′ by 8′ and it was incredibly intricate as well. About three weeks into painting this, day in and day out- I grabbed a can of spray paint out of frustration, and decided to paint in an illustrative black and white style on the opposing wall. The style was more akin to what I had been doing in small drawings, in the margins of my notes, but somehow it came