On the recordMarch 11, 2019
Where Mr. Legere and T-Mobile employees stay when they come to Washington really has no relationship whatsoever to whether this proposed merger is in the public interest or is not.
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congress.govJim Sensenbrenner: “Where Mr. Legere and T-Mobile employees stay when they come to Washington really has no relationship whatsoever to…”
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Sensenbrenner defends the FCC's independence from political influence in merger discussions.
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