By Frank Macek We've waited for this big day - February 17, 2009, for basically 12 years since the idea of digital broadcasting and high definition television was decided upon as the next logical step in our wonderful world of broadcasting. Less than a month to go, lawmakers are being asked to postpone that mandate until at least June 12th. Broadcasters are not happy. The number one concern of the President-elect is to ensure that everyone who needs $40 coupons to purchase analog to digital converter boxes have the ability to get them after the funds that Congress appropriated ran out. For those that have waited, will June 12th make any difference? Probably not. Most of the consumers who are complaining waited too long. Many of the consumers who requested coupons never used them. Most of the consumers feel it's their right to free tv. I have yet to read in the Constitution where people have the right to get television signals delivered in their homes at no cost to them. We cert...