Lou Dobbs: Parler has a pretty strong anti-trust case

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Good they need to get a bloody nose, a couple of billion at least!

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He is stupid.... private companies don’t “have anti-trust cases”. The federal government brings anti-trust cases.
 
Jarod said:
He is stupid.... private companies don’t “have anti-trust cases”. The federal government brings anti-trust cases.
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Why do you keep proving that you are not a lawyer? Micabwer does the same thing. Of course private companies can bring Anti-Trust lawsuits.
 
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