What Roger Alford Saw Inside Pam Bondi's DOJ
4 days ago
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- #Antitrust
- Roger P. Alford, former DOJ official, discusses the internal battle within the Republican Party between genuine MAGA reformers and MAGA-in-name-only lobbyists.
- The essay highlights concerns over preferential treatment for the wealthy and well-connected in the justice system, contrasting the rule of law with the rule of lobbyists.
- Alford criticizes the handling of the HPE-Juniper merger, alleging a sweetheart settlement influenced by lobbyists and senior DOJ officials.
- The Tunney Act is mentioned as a potential check on such settlements, ensuring they align with public interest rather than political connections.
- The essay calls for accountability within the DOJ, suggesting personnel changes to uphold antitrust laws and prevent influence-peddling.
- Alford reflects on his termination from the DOJ, framing it as retaliation for his stance against lobbyist influence.
- The piece concludes with a call to uphold the rule of law as a moral and generational obligation.