The Federal Communications Commission today took action to help pave the way for the first-ever Presidential alert to be aired across the United States on the Nations Emergency Alert System EAS, the FCC announced on February 3 in a press release. Once again, the government has imposed an unreasonable and absurd mandate on business and the American people. No date has been set for the test, according to the Post. The Federal Communications Commission today took action to help pave the way for the first ever Presidential alert to be aired across the United States on the Nation’s Emergency System.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
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The Federal Communications Commission today took action to help pave the way for the first-ever Presidential alert to be aired across the United States on the Nations Emergency Alert System EAS, the FCC announced on February 3 in a press release. Once again, the government has imposed an unreasonable and absurd mandate on business and the American people. No date has been set for the test, according to the Post. The Federal Communications Commission today took action to help pave the way for the first ever Presidential alert to be aired across the United States on the Nation’s Emergency System.
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