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Max M. Miller
@maxmmiller.bsky.social
Antitrust attorney and policy advisor. Currently with FTC Commissioner Alvaro M. Bedoya. Formerly with Iowa AG. Opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Commissioner Bedoya or the FTC.
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"[A] thoroughly nice person as well as a political tiger" and "she is incorruptible." @theprospect.bsky.social#BigDreamsNeverDie

The Indispensable Senator
The Indispensable Senator

Today on TAP: Elizabeth Warren has had quite a run lately.

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The Biden Admin is requiring airlines to disclose add-on costs like baggage fees upfront. It's expected to save fliers $500M/year by making it easier to comparison shop. Would you be surprised if I told you that Trump's Admin fought against efforts to rein in airline junk fees?

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His Dark Materials.

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one might say that broad and ever expanding restrictions on liberty are necessary when the state claims the right to revoke the bodily autonomy of those within its domain

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Voting in the union election at Mercedes-Benzā€™s plant outside Tuscaloosa will end this morning and the results are expected to be announced this afternoon. @jemmakstephenson.bsky.social will be in Vance for the results.

Union vote at Mercedes-Benz plant in Vance underway ā€¢ Alabama Reflector
Union vote at Mercedes-Benz plant in Vance underway ā€¢ Alabama Reflector

Workers at the plant have complained about stagnant pay, stagnant benefits and irregular shift scheduling.

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Market power achieved through the elimination of competition via mergers permits companies to reduce quality and raise prices without facing market consequences. In other words, your bad flight experience is the result of the weakening antitrust law which began in the 1970s/80s.

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A group of undergraduate faculty at Columbia University declared with a vote on Thursday that they have no confidence in President Minouche Shafik, accusing her of violating academic freedom and studentsā€™ rights in her handling of pro-Palestinian protests on campus.

Columbia University president hit with no-confidence vote over protests
Columbia University president hit with no-confidence vote over protests

The embattled president is facing growing dissent from faculty over her handling of the pro-Palestine demonstrations on campus and the involvement of police.

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Both my grandpas were farmers, my dad put himself through Kansas State working two jobs, while my mom never went to college. I went to a state school, but these threads always involve guys from rich families who went to Ivy League colleges sneering that Iā€™m the elitist. Itā€™s fun.

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Every article about Red Lobster filing for bankruptcy is "ha ha endless shrimp, what did they think would happen" and then buried ten paragraphs down is the usual:

The following year, Darden sold Red Lobster to Golden Gate Capital, a private equity firm, for $2.1 billion. To help fund the deal, Red Lobster spun off its real estate assets in a transaction known as a sale leaseback agreement. Red Lobster had long owned its own real estate but would now be paying rent to lease its restaurants.
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Max M. Miller
@maxmmiller.bsky.social
Antitrust attorney and policy advisor. Currently with FTC Commissioner Alvaro M. Bedoya. Formerly with Iowa AG. Opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Commissioner Bedoya or the FTC.
210 followers466 following319 posts