The FCC has continued to expand its track record of anti-consumer, anti-small business, anti-innovation policies.
Mike Doyle: “The FCC has continued to expand its track record of anti-consumer, anti-small business, anti-innovation policies.”
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Doyle criticizes the FCC for prioritizing corporations over consumers.
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