Billboard Radio Monitor, January 25, 2005
By Tony Sanders

Depending on the Bush administration's plans, FCC commissioners Michael Copps and Kathleen Abernathy could, theoretically, be leaving around the same time this year. That would give the White House three new seats to fill at the commission this year—and a chance to use a Democratic seat as a bargaining chip with Congress to help get a Republican nominee through the confirmation process.

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