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Trump DOJ Wimps Out On Ticketmaster, Again Revealing Hollowness Of MAGA 'Antitrust'

Ali Nemati19 hours ago20 sec read2 views

The Trump DOJ reached a settlement with Ticketmaster over antitrust violations without consulting other states involved, disappointing those seeking real reform. This move underscores the hollowness of MAGA's claims about supporting antitrust measures and highlights the prioritization of corporate interests over consumer protection.

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