https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-11/sessions-is-said-to-be-open-to-probe-of-social-media-giants

>Attorney General Jeff Sessions is exploring a potential investigation of social media companies and will be briefed on Sept. 25 by Republican state attorneys general who are already examining the firms’ practices, according to two people familiar with the matter.

>The meeting – which will include a representative of the Justice Department’s antitrust division – is intended to help Sessions decide if there’s a federal case to be made against companies such as Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc. for violating consumer-protection or antitrust laws, the people said. They asked not to be identified discussing the matter because of its sensitivity.

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>Last year, Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley opened an antitrust investigation into whether Google manipulated search results to benefit its own products and whether it scrapes information without permission from competitors. A spokeswoman for the office declined to comment on whether it’s participating in the meeting with Sessions.

^^yet another reason to vote for Hawley

It's coming, anons. The algorithm laid bare.

Large version of Q's image, if anyone's interested.

It came from a Cal Poly program called the "Q" card. Not sure what it was about–maybe on-campus meals or something, or a way for Freshmen to track funds. Sure it's about the specifics.

Cal Poly isn't just Devin Nune's alma mater–it's in his district.

Other possible clues: they have an affiliation with NASA, which allows them to launch cubesats from Vandenberg AFB once a year. The story goes that a long time ago, they'd made the request of NASA and got the cold shoulder…then they started asking elsewhere, until Russia agreed to work with them. That got NASA's attention, who gave Cal Poly a deal that last to this day on the condition that they stayed away from the Russian Space Program.

Its focus is on STEM majors, and is one of the very few colleges in a politically balanced region of CA. Voted best value ROI for colleges several times in the past, too.

>>2984848

I did. Not my major, anon.

>>2984896

It's not just the stock markets that are rising, anon:

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/31/pay-gains-under-trumps-best-since-the-great-recession.html

Unemployment is at record lows, yet more jobs are being added. That means that employers will have to compete for employees. That means increasing wages. Since the middle class largely deals with stocks via their 401k's, their participation in the stock market will increase while the increased cost of labor will decrease profit margins somewhat, which will primarily affect CEO fatcats and owners.

This is not a strategy meant to appeal to his friends on Wall Street. He's doing it for us, the forgotten Americans.