Antitrust Record Review: Obama’s Judges

March 24, 2011

Law360, New York (March 24, 2011) -- The antitrust philosophy of President Barack Obama was a unique campaign topic for the former law professor, and has been scrutinized since he took office. Although the president's initial rhetoric - and that of his Federal Trade Commission appointments - expressed interest in aggressive enforcement, his administration has been both chided and praised for not actively prosecuting businesses and preventing mergers.

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