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Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion to Battle Antitrust Action - Vimarsana News

Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion to Battle Antitrust Action

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/LinkedInA new report from the nonprofit Tech Transparency Project reveals that even Amazon has gotten in on the nepo baby trend: choosing as its champion in the PR fight against a hotly anticipated Federal Trade Commission antitrust suit a legendary name in Beltway conservative lore—Robert Bork.Of course, Judge Robert Bork—famous for firing the Watergate special prosecutor at the behest of President Richard Nixon as Solicitor General, and for

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Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion Robert Bork Jr. to Battle Antitrust Action With FTC - Vimarsana News

Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion Robert Bork Jr. to Battle Antitrust Action With FTC

A new report reveals how Amazon, facing an FTC suit, has bankrolled the son of a former failed Supreme Court nominee to take up the fight.

Google-Funded Groups Urge Congress Avoid Antitrust Action - Vimarsana News

Google-Funded Groups Urge Congress Avoid Antitrust Action

18 Jan 2021 A group of “free-market and low-tax advocates” are urging House Republicans to back off plans to take antitrust action against Big Tech companies. The Washington Timesreported the “conservative activists” authored a 10-page letter to Republican U.S. Reps. Ken Buck (CO), Matt Gaetz (FL), and Andy Biggs (AZ) and it said in part: We fear that today, both sides of the aisle are pushing for the weaponization of antitrust, either as a tool to punish corporate actors with whom they disagree or out of a presupposition that big is bad. Unfortunately, the antitrust debate has begun...