Representative Gaetz has long been vocal about his critical stance on Big Tech power and has even partnered with Democrats to support regulation efforts. Despite his controversial past, including investigations for sex trafficking and misconduct, he was recently chosen as attorney general, causing quite a stir.

“Big Tech should be worried, ” warned Kellie Lerner, a legal expert in antitrust law. Gaetz’s history shows he’s serious about enforcing antitrust laws. His supporters see this as a good move, but critics fear it could be part of Trump’s plan to punish his political enemies using the Justice Department.

Gaetz’s views on regulating Big Tech overlap with those of President Biden’s administration. If confirmed, he would be in charge of half of the antitrust enforcement, working alongside the FTC. Khan and Kanter, key figures in the Biden administration, have been pushing for strict antitrust rules against tech giants like Amazon and Google.

Gaetz is part of a Republican group called “Khanservatives, ” who support the aggressive antitrust push. He has shown his willingness to break ranks with his party on issues like noncompete agreements and stock buybacks.

His nomination raises questions about the future of antitrust enforcement and the potential abuse of power. It's a complex situation that needs a closer look.

Big Tech's Unexpected Ally: The Story of Gaetz

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