Commissioners were instructed not to reveal $5 million fine until day after controversial Lifeline expansion vote
By Lachlan Markay, The Washington Free Beacon
Federal regulators were instructed to keep a massive fraud investigation – concerning the “Obamaphone” program, meant to help get low-income families cellphone access – under wraps until a day after a controversial vote to expand the program, one of those regulators claims.
The Federal Communications Commission on Friday announced that it would seek $51 million in damages from a cellphone company that allegedly defrauded the federal Lifeline program of nearly $10 million.
Just like everything else in this Administration, Fraud from top to bottom!
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