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There has been many announcements of lawsuits based on antitrust in the last 3 weeks. We can assume the message is “If you reelect the current party, we’ll fin
by eastbound 2y ago
There has been many announcements of lawsuits based on antitrust in the last 3 weeks.
We can assume the message is “If you reelect the current party, we’ll finish these lawsuits.” There are two perverse effects:
- It positions the alternate party as the party that Google should sponsor,
- The good choice after reelection will then be to delay the next step of those popular antitrust cases to 3 weeks before the end of the next mandate, to tell the electors that they should reelect. Which ironically puts the current party in the position of the one doing nothing on the popular antitrust case (a corollary to “a party’s platform depends on ensuring the problems it’s supposed to solve keep existing”).
- chipgap98 2y agoWeren’t some of these cases begun under the previous administration? Neither party is a fan of big tech
- dehrmann 2y agoHarris has been thin on policy, so it's hard to say, but seeing that she's from the Bay Area, she might be more careful more careful to not break one of the country's key industries.