Will Republican Senators Vote for the End of Capitalism as We Know It?
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by Robert H. Bork, Jr. | published June 09, 2022 If conservatives, angered over censorship, enable the Klobuchar bill to become law, the result will be the worsening of Big Tech’s content moderation discrimination – and sometimes outright censorship – of conservative views. |
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National Review (Opinion) The blood-boiling excesses of woke corporations can and should be curbed. But there’s no need to destroy the American free-market system in the bargain. FTC Commissioner nominee Lina M. Khan testifies during a Senate committee hearing on Capitol Hill, April 21, 2021. (Graeme Jennings/Pool via Reuters) AEP President, Robert H. Bork, Jr., shares in the National Review how conservatives are being trapped into antitrust although their focus should be on Section 230. This puts the Consumer Welfare in jeopardy and lawmakers cannot let that happen.
WATCH Our President, Robert H. Bork, Jr., discussed on Fox Business' Larry Kudlow on how Joe Biden is neglecting the consumer welfare and how Biden's new competition policy is a power grab that will hurt our economic growth and investment.
WSJ (Opinion)  Judge Robert H. Bork at a confirmation hearing for his nomination to the Supreme Court by President Reagan on Capitol Hill, Sept. 15, 1987. PHOTO: JOHN DURICKA/ASSOCIATED PRESS Where's the Consumer Welfare? Our President, Robert H. Bork, Jr., writes how Joe Biden's new competition policy is a power grab that will hurt our economic growth and investment.
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