The interesting thing is that an FCC commissioner has also been constantly commenting on how nonsensical that decision was. I don't really know enough about the

The interesting thing is that an FCC commissioner has also been constantly commenting on how nonsensical that decision was. I don't really know enough about the decision to decide either way, but it does seem dumb to me that the other providers don't seem to be getting threatened with removal if it is true that no one has received improved connectivity due to those subsidies (even if we accept that the money has only been allocated and not spent yet, it'd be a failure to have spent all this time just working on allocating money).