Posted on 09/12/2018 1:41:34 AM PDT by ZeroToHero
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is reportedly considering an investigation into the social media giants, according to Bloomberg.
Sessions will have a meeting with the state attorney generals from Alabama, Nebraska, Tennessee, Louisiana and Texas later this month, all of whom have been reviewing the sites’ practices. The meeting is intended to determine whether “there’s a federal case to be made against companies such as Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Facebook, and Twitter for violating consumer or antitrust laws,” according to Bloomberg.
“Those are the kind of resources that we’re going need to break these companies up,” Louisiana AG Jeff Landry stated in an interview with KEEL News Radio 710. “The problem is they’ve got no competition.”
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Their competition are ordinary conservatives... and their own evil that drives them to hold others in contempt.
but first he has to find out what Social Media is
Exactly. They’ve got no competition and they very much are exercising editorial control contrary to their claims. Time for a DOJ antitrust action and some nice hefty regulation.
Sessions the biggest deep stater of all
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Making sure that democrats can disobey laws with impunity.
They're the ones who advised Sessions to recuse himself and they didn't advise Rosenstein to recuse himself.
I think that fits into the definition of NOT having competition.
----I think that fits into the definition of NOT having competition.
You noticed that too. 😀
Maybe a sharp probe will wake Sessions up.
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