Top Republican torches anti-Big Tech report by Democrats who ‘refuse to see the real problems’

Published April 23, 2021 7:01pm ET



A top House Republican Friday strongly criticized a recently released Democratic anti-Big Tech report, arguing that the analysis neglected Republican complaints about bias against conservatives.

Rep. Jim Jordan, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, which is considering how to rein in Big Tech companies for anti-competitive behavior, said a committee antitrust report on competition in digital markets was produced in a partisan fashion, rather than a bipartisan one, to meet Democrats’ objectives. The report, which was recently introduced into the Congressional Record, passed the Judiciary Committee last week on a party-line vote without a single Republican’s support.

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