Upton: “The administration’s priorities are upside down, putting political considerations ahead of protecting the American people.”
Energy and Commerce Committee leaders welcomed Friday’s overdue announcement by the Federal Communications Commission that it was scrapping its Critical Information Needs (CIN) study that would have included interviewing journalists and other news professionals about their decision-making processes.
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The president’s broken health care promises have wreaked havoc on the peace of mind of millions of Americans. One family shares their story in today’s Wall Street Journal. Stephen Blackwood writes in the Journal that, because of the health care law, his mother’s health care plan was canceled.
Upton: “Across the nation, Americans going to the doctor’s office or pharmacy will now have the confidence that their drugs are safe.”
Energy and Commerce Committee leaders first sounded the alarm last December on the Federal Communications Commission’s intention to conduct a study in newsrooms across the country.