FCC's Partial Response to Johnson Fails to Answer Questions
The FCC provided a partial response Tuesday to the staff of Senate Homeland Security Committee, addressing a document request from Chairman Ron Johnson, R-Wis., a GOP Senate staffer told us. Johnson launched an investigation, as did other Capitol Hill Republicans…
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(see 1502230064), this month into whether the White House unduly influenced the FCC net neutrality proceeding and demanded a record of the communications between the administration and the agency on that front, setting a deadline of Monday. The FCC didn't answer any of Johnson’s questions in the response, the Senate staffer said, saying Johnson staffers are now analyzing what they received. The FCC didn't immediately comment.