> have even less recourse for policing morality on the airwaves Of all the things isn't this helped by gutting the FCC? I wouldn't exactly call their policing

> have even less recourse for policing morality on the airwaves Of all the things isn't this helped by gutting the FCC? I wouldn't exactly call their policing of broadcast radio and television popular. To be clear I don't like any of this but trying to see a teeeny silver lining where network TV can be less bland. It's something (tm) I guess. A lot of the damage might be mitigated by the fact that companies aren't going to roll out non-compliant devices if they expect in 4 years for this to all have been a bad dream. But if this flavor of Republican wins in '28 then I bet it sticks.