GOP FCC Commissioner Says Agency Is Fast-Tracking George Soros Plan To Acquire 200 Radio Stations Before Election

Concerns about Mr. Soros’s bid to buy a stake in Audacy were first raised in April by Senator Cruz.

AP/Francois Mori, file
George Soros at Paris, May 29, 2018. AP/Francois Mori, file

A GOP member of the Federal Communications Commission is claiming that billionaire investor George Soros’s firm is receiving preferential treatment from the federal government in order to purchase more than 200 radio stations across 40 markets in the lead-up to the November election.

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