Josh Boyd

Americans used landlines for almost a century with zero government ID requirement. Postpaid phone accounts required a name, address, and credit check because the phone company was extending credit and needed to make sure customers could pay the bill. What the FCC is proposing is about building a federal database linking your verified government identity to your phone number, retained for four years after you STOP being a customer, and potentially cross-referenced with law enforcement watchlists. But it's for our good...because terrorists use phones too...or something... Government is always expanded under the guise of solving a problem that most citizens genuinely care about. Full details: conservativeladiesofamerica.… /end