They are zeroing in on Apple, Meta and the companies led by Elon Musk as early targets for congressional investigations, according to two people familiar with the plans.

Gee Bez- I mean, Washington Post, is that everybody? No other giant tech oligarch properties in the crosshairs, yeah?

Huh.

that constant noise you hear from those big giant buildings with the power generators... it's not the cooling systems, it's all the shredders.

Let's start breaking up giant companies. Google, Amazon, and plenty more need to be broken up into separate businesses.

This is honestly a lot more worthwhile than going after Trump.

The courts have already essentially declared Trump to be above the law, and there aren't enough votes to go through the Senate, so the only way anything could happen to him is after he's out of office, and he'll be 82 at that point, and his cult has already started to fracture. Even in the wildest scenarios, he'd be living out his days under house arrest.

But the corporations that helped him into power and accommodated his every request and bent over backwards to appease him, they'll still be there. Organizations aren't limited by mortal lifespans. And as for the individuals, many of them are much younger and will continue wielding political and economic influence long after Trump's gone. While they're powerful and can afford the best lawyers money can buy, they do not have the same formal immunity SCOTUS gave the president. It's still not exactly likely to go anywhere, since they are the ruling class after all. But the legal pathway exists and they're a more worthwhile target, being the real core of the problem.

It's gonna be so sweet to at least see them sweat a little. Somehow, I doubt they'll really pay much of a cost. But still....

I hope all CEOs a very lesson in the length of statute of limitations.

lip service as long as its profitable to be corrupt

That’s what they get for courting disaster

... that will end in nothing. rinse, repeat, no accountability