Yep, it would open things to large corporations paying kickbacks to voting members in order to secure their market share and make it impossible for any new players to break into the group, which lets them raise prices and gouge us.
Imagine having to pay $4.99 per month just to be able to access BSL or FB. And then another $4.99 per month if you want to use Gmail. Want to watch Netflix? Yep another $4.99 per month and that's with a data cap.
Sigh...nothing good comes from this, but as large corporate america is in office right now, those big companies and anyone with money behind the scenes (Oil, guns, utilities etc) are throwing money at everyone and buying every outcome.
People laughed in the 80's when an Actor became president, but that pales to putting a Corporate Shrew in office.
This can end up being a two-way toll too. Let's say AT&T offers all those separate data packages for things like Facebook, YouTube, Netflix, etc., plus one more separate package to access miscellaneous sites like BSL. But Comcast decides to go the other way and says to Chris, "If you want our customers to be able to access your site at regular speeds per their plan, that'll cost you $_____ per month. Otherwise they will have to settle for dial-up speeds."
This could really be a mess, and as always it's the smaller enterprises that will get hurt.