Buddy Carter: “OK. But are there regulatory hurdles that have to be overcome, is there anything we can do in Congress to assist this?”

We did move down to St. Simons recently, but it’s still Savannah, and it will always be Savannah.

The public airwaves should inform the American people, not be used by corporate executives to decide which matters of national importance they are permitted to hear.

He deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. And that's why I'm introducing a resolution (on Oct. 10) that will honor him with the Nobel Peace Prize.

Airing the speech on streaming services was not an 'adequate substitute for free, over-the-air television—particularly for Americans without reliable broadband access.'