Steve Moore argues against the legislation proposed in Congress that would go after Google and Apple’s app marketplaces:

From an industry that barely existed 15 years ago, today, more than 8.5 million apps exist, with most of them housed on platforms maintained by Apple and Google. Many of them are offered free of charge. But in today’s baffling policy environment, the two dominant companies that offer apps are targets for regulation, thanks to progressive antitrust crusaders, Senators Richard Blumenthal (D., Conn.) and Amy Klobuchar (D., Minn.). Shockingly, they’re getting help in this effort from otherwise dependable conservative Republican senators.

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