Congress Pressures FCC Inspector General To Investigate Brendan Carr’s Law Breaking And Wasting Of Taxpayer Money

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Congress Pressures FCC Inspector General To Investigate Brendan Carr’s Law Breaking And Wasting Of Taxpayer Moneyfrom the radical-weird-zealots-with-a-violent-disdain-for-the-law deptYou might recall that back when Brendan Carr was an ordinary FCC Commissioner, he was super worried about government overreach. But since being appointed head of the agency, Carr has easily been the most extremist, reckless, and power-crazed boss in FCC history. This new letter cites numerous examples of Carr’s law violations since, including Carr’s threat to “investigate” Comcast for “news distortion” after the NBC covered the administration’s attacks on Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Again, they recommend Damelin actually do her job:“Chairman Carr’s unprecedented and abusive actions warrant immediate and thoroughinvestigation by your office. Filed Under: brendan carr, corruption, doris matsui, fara damelin, fcc, first amendment, frank pallone, free speech, mergers, telecom, yvette clark