We have a very important choice to make between letting three very smart and capable, but unelected people at the FCC, a majority of the commission, use a statute written for another era to cobble together a regulatory scheme and undoubtedly will end up in court for years in litigation, providing no protections but much uncertainty.
Walden warns against FCC's potential regulatory actions leading to litigation and uncertainty.
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