[The Soup Nazi]

Update from demandprogress.org:

June 11. That's the day net neutrality will go away, after the FCC sided with AT&T, Verizon and Comcast against 86% of Americans to repeal Title II net neutrality protections.

Now we have another important date to share with you. Wednesday, May 16. That’s the day we are 99% sure the CRA resolution to save net neutrality will be voted on in the Senate.

Will you help win Wednesday’s vote? Tell Senators to vote YES on the resolution to save net neutrality.

Thanks to the entire Democratic caucus, and the support of Senator Susan Collins of Maine, we have 50 Senators in support of overturning the FCC and saving net neutrality.

We just need one more vote to win in the Senate. What happens over these next few days will determine whether the internet is controlled by you, or Big Cable.

You better believe that lobbyists for Verizon, Comcast, and AT&T are doing a full court press with members of Congress right now. So we have to bring our A game too.

Click here to tell the Senate to overturn the FCC and save net neutrality. DEADLINE: Wednesday.

Then, forward this email to someone you know. A friend, co-worker, your dog’s vet. Anybody who you enjoys the free and open internet as much as you do.

We are soooo close to victory. Small businesses across America are fired up and standing with us. Your favorite sites like Reddit, Etsy, Vimeo, and Medium are telling their visitors to contact Congress. People are protesting at Senate and House offices all over the country on May 14th.

If we push really hard now, we can save net neutrality for good without any complicated legislative maneuvers. If we don’t go all in, saving net neutrality becomes a heck of a lot harder.

This is one of the most consequential votes Congress has taken on net neutrality and internet freedom in years. We can win this vote. We only need one more senator to win.

So drop everything you are doing right now and sign this petition. Make sure the Senate hears all of us, loud and clear.

We have only until Wednesday: Tell the Senate to overturn the FCC and save net neutrality.