On the recordMarch 21, 2018
This is a Trojan Horse, because it's going to hamstring the FCC's ability to do the job that's been laid out relative to the protection of consumers.
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congress.govThis is a Trojan Horse, because it's going to hamstring the FCC's ability to do the job that's been laid out relative to the protection of consumers.
Eshoo warns that the bill undermines the FCC's consumer protection responsibilities.
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