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In October, the FTC wrapped up a high-profile antitrust trial in Portland, aiming to block the merger over concerns it would stifle competition, particularly in smaller markets, which could lead to a spike in prices for consumers.

“She has it all. We never want to stifle her ability to be a bucket-getter — nobody is better at that than her — but she really has a complete game. As her skill set and her pace have evolved, I just want her to make the right play again and again.”

Formerly a vocal Democrat, Andreessen has shifted to the right in recent years because of a belief that Trump could help remove regulations that could stifle innovation in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency.

Do you see a connection between these political attempts to stifle climate change awareness and what you are experiencing by being incarcerated?

Trump’s insane tariffs would also reignite inflation, stifle growth and leave our workers and companies struggling to keep up.