WASHINGTON, D.C. — In the 100+ days since Brendan Carr has served as Chairman of the FCC, Anna M. Gómez has emerged as the vociferous opposition reflecting the views of Democrats and those who believe the Commission has gone too far with respect to its investigations into content airing on broadcast radio and TV stations across the U.S. Reshaping content moderation has also emerged as an issue of concern.
On Thursday and again on Friday, Gómez used consecutive speaking appearances to double down on her belief that the agency where she will soon serve as the lone Democrat has gone way too far.
