David Cicilline: “Antitrust law and the consumer welfare standard have served this country well for over a century.”

Secretly, I was always hoping I would be surprised it would move really quickly, but as a practical matter, I knew that was not the case.

What we’ve said to the General Assembly is you’re going to have to have a transition plan that takes that into account.

The difference is you’ll be increasing education funding and distributing it through a formula that’s fair and equitable, and ensure that every student in Rhode Island has access to what they need to be successful.

The problem is we haven't committed to a mission. I have asked Secretary Blinken to define what he thinks the mission is.