The DOJ is now hunting TV networks because Trump said so
It seems the White House has decided that if you cannot beat the press, you might as well sue them.
The Department of Justice is officially poking around TV networks, citing potential antitrust issues. This follows a messy legal spat where the administration tried to lock CNN, Politico, and MSNBC out of the building.
Basically, the government is using the heavy hand of antitrust law to settle a grudge match with journalists. It is a bold strategy to claim you care about market competition while simultaneously trying to blacklist the voices you find annoying. The timing feels less like a genuine concern for corporate monopolies and more like a playground fight where the kid in charge decides who gets to play.
Apparently, antitrust law is just the latest tool for settling petty personal vendettas.
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