On the recordNovember 15, 2017
I would urge the Chairman to delay voting these items and seek bipartisan consensus--and to chart a path forward that benefits all Americans and not just the biggest companies.
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congress.govI would urge the Chairman to delay voting these items and seek bipartisan consensus--and to chart a path forward that benefits all Americans and not just the biggest companies.
Doyle calls for bipartisan agreement on FCC agenda items to protect public interest.
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