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We are pleased to learn that President Trump’s administration opposes the Democrats' H.R. 1644 and we hope that the White House statement is indicative of more engagement on the current challenges to maintaining an open internet communications market.

It is unconscionable that a Republican Senate majority would facilitate the Far Left’s efforts to continue Obama's policies by not confirming immediately Trump nominees Ajit Pai and Russell Vought.

We urge CHQ readers to view Ginni Thomas’ must see video interview with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, and to educate themselves on how the Left seeks to regulate conservative speech out of the public square by regulating the last frontier of free expression – the internet.

#NeverTrumpers seem to forget that Clinton’s hostility toward the First Amendment could be put into practice by her appointments not only to the Supreme Court, but also to the Internal Revenue Service, Federal Communications Commission, and the Justice Department. The appointees would follow a heavily partisan course, prosecuting Clinton’s Republican and conservative opponents and making the #NeverTrumpers’ dream of a post-Trump rebuilding of the Republican Party with them in charge unlikely if not impossible.

Obama's FCC is abusing their authority in the targeting of Armstrong Williams, a conservative who happens to be black. Foul play on the part of the FCC is not only suspected by Williams himself, but also by Dem. strategist and FOX News analyst  Juan Williams.

Clearly, this administration includes intimidation and thought control as part of President Obama's plan for "transforming America."

America's ruling class has been experiencing more pushback than usual lately. It just might be a harbinger of things to come.

In the wake of the news that the FCC backed off on its controversial study of American newsrooms, Sarah Palin went after the media for its selective outrage. Palin shamed the “lamestream” media for failing to “wake the h*ll up” until Obama had his boot on their necks.

"The fed. gov't have hijacked the institutions of gov't and are now turning them on the people. Whether it's the EPA, or the Dept. of Justice, the Interior Department, FCC, this, that or the other, they're using the gov't, they are using a law against us. Which is the definition of tyranny."

The Obama administration’s FCC wants to send ‘investigators’ into newsrooms in order to ‘study’ how newsers decide what news to cover, and how they pick their stories, which is sparking concern among congressional Repubs. and conservative groups.