AFG...

Presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren has a plan to break up big tech companies. The proposal entails appointing a bunch of regulators to undo mergers that her administration would deem anti-competitive.  

Warren's plan wouldn't only strip the incentive for big companies to invest in growth and innovation; it would inhibit small-business innovation, as well. It's true that Big Tech frequently swallows enterprises to eliminate competition. Yet many times smaller tech firms don't have access to capital that allows them to bring big ideas to fruition, or they simply can't take the risk. Big corporations can do both.

The fact that Facebook, Google and Amazon didn't even exist 25 years ago tells us the exact opposite. It highlights how quickly innovative ideas can transform the marketplace in an era of relative deregulation. I'd tell you to ask the executives at Woolworth's or Blockbuster -- and soon AOL, MySpace and Sears -- but there aren't any. 

Apple or Amazon were early adapters of the market's new realities. Now, some of their businesses are forced to compete with other giants like Walmart or Samsung. This has been beneficial for consumers. Now, if Twitter and Facebook want to stay on top, they probably should stop antagonizing half of their marketplace. Then again, in 25 years, it's quite likely that a bunch of new platforms will overtake both, no matter what they do. 

Wish that she comes up with a plan to build roads, bridges,  other than break things down or tax the citizens. 

Illusion...

Hopes...

Nevada...

A former Nevada state assemblywoman said  that former Vice President Joe Biden made her feel "uneasy, gross, and confused" in 2014 when, at a campaign rally in Nevada, she said he kissed her on the back of the head.

Lucy Flores wrote about her allegations in an essay for The Cut, an arm of New York magazine, saying the encounter with Biden occurred sidestage during a November 2014 event when she was the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor of the state.  

In poll after poll of the 2020 Democratic primary so far, former Vice President Joe Biden keeps on leading.

But the big question is whether that lead will prove durable once the campaign gets serious  or whether it will evaporate, as several past national frontrunners’ early leads have once exposed to reality. 

 Her account comes as Biden is considering a bid for president in 2020. He is expected to announce his decision as soon as April.

The Democrats are trying to get rid of the leading candidate. He is out before he is in. 

Just a thought.

Swooosh...

One Democratic hopeful to run for the president of 2020.

Sitting...

Movie...

Burn...

What happened to the Democratic party as it comes to the Green New Deal. Where is Schumer and Pelosi who never let an occasion to blame someone else for whatever.

Did the young Dems just stepped over the line and needed to learn a lesson and that lessen was delivered a slap to the face by Dems and Republicans together in one humiliating message, stand in line?

Just a thought.

Gone...

The hopes of the Media, CNN, MSNBC, and the Democrats have gone up in smoke again and again. Trump, kavanough and Muller.

More...

The Democrats in New York are discussing the State budget of 187 Billion Dollars.  Now since the majority in Albany are Democrats, it is the time to tax every one they can. From Congestion pricing that they cause themselves, to Marijuana, and in between including paper bags in the grocery stores, while the waste continue. What a disgrace. 
Just a thought.