Martin Likes the FCC's Measured Pace

摘要

Despite having a full plate at the FCC, Kevin Martin has found the pace at the commission almost relaxing compared with the tumult of his previous job. For almost a year and half in Austin, Texas, as general counsel for the 2000 Bush Campaign, he helped oversee routine legal duties, such as incorporating the campaign organization, getting George W. Bush on 50 state ballots, and submitting Federal Election Commission reports. Then late on Nov. 7, Martin's life became a whirlwind when the election's outcome was cast into dispute.