How conservative anger at Big Tech pushed the GOP into Bernie Sanders’ corner
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“Even a few months ago I would have said a bipartisan bill that targets the structure and scale of individual firms was very unlikely,” said Eli Lehrer, president of R Street Institute, a free market think tank. “Today I would say there is a decent chance it could happen. … I don’t believe there is a free market majority in the Republican Party anymore.”Featured Publications
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