Trump to give Republicans a 3-1 FCC majority, isn't filling empty Democratic seat
President Trump is moving to reshape the Federal Communications Commission by appointing Republicans to key positions, which will give the GOP a 3-1 majority on the five-member commission. Rather than filling the vacant Democratic seat, Trump is choosing to leave it empty, effectively consolidating Republican control over the agency's regulatory decisions.
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Trump to give Republicans a 3-1 FCC majority, isn't filling empty Democratic seat
President Trump is moving to reshape the Federal Communications Commission by appointing Republicans to key positions, which will give the GOP a 3-1 majority on the five-member commission. Rather than filling the vacant Democratic seat, Trump is choosing to leave it empty, effectively consolidating Republican control over the agency's regulatory decisions.
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