The net neutrality battle has overwhelmed the agency since Chairman Genachowski first took office, and there was no sign of a resolution that would make any of the increasingly noisy rabble-rousers on either side happy.
This is a sign that individual investors remain cautious, which is not surprising given the ongoing lack of resolution to the debt ceiling unresolved and the slower pace of economic growth.
At the United Nations in New York on Monday, Russia refused to sign off on a resolution calling for a cease-fire with Georgia despite mounting pressure from world powers.
Gaffney, Jr. notes in his column which appeared today on FoxNews.com, any resolution that nations with such sentiments can sign onto is, by definition, unlikely to conduce to the actual disarmament of Iraq.