I do take a little bit of a pride of authorship in the fact that with the Sensenbrenner PATRIOT Act, 15 of the 17 expanded law enforcement provisions either went unchallenged as to their constitutionality in almost 8 years.
Sensenbrenner defends the PATRIOT Act's constitutionality and its lack of legal challenges.
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I have reached the conclusion that we do not need to change our antitrust laws. They have been working just fine.
Successful implementation of the mandate for competition in the antitrust laws encourages innovation, which is the main driver of economic growth.
I remain skeptical of proposals that break up these companies, mandate a one-size-fits-all data standard, or create a government-run 'public option.'
Wouldn't that be up to somebody on the other side of the issue to say that this is not proven?
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