Over the last 28 years that our column has been published in the New York Law Journal, our readers have formed expectations regarding its subject matter. This month, we are sorry to disappoint those readers anticipating our views regarding the Supreme Court’s granting certiorari in American Needle,1 or an update on the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act’s currency reflected in the Federal Trade Commissions recent enforcement action against John Malone.2 Certain conflicts of interest prevent us from informing our small loyal readership concerning these developments.
Alas, we, like Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s announcing her resignation, are reduced to rambling on regarding our academic views as to whether the enforcement of the U.S. antitrust laws and antitrust policies are true to the foundation of the free market system that supports America’s capitalistic economic model. Acknowledging that we are not quitting an executive office, we will try to be more intelligible than Ms. Palin.
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