Republicans overwhelming approve of President Donald Trump’s antitrust picks, according to a new poll we exclusively obtained.
President Donald Trump’s antitrust picks are supported by overwhelming majorities of Republicans across America according to a poll obtained exclusively by the Washington Reporter.
The poll, conducted by J.L. Partners on behalf of the Bull Moose Project, interviewed 1,001 Americans online and showed. Seventy-two percent of respondents support the nomination of Gail Slater, a JD Vance aide, to run the Antitrust Division at the Department of Justice; only 10 percent opposed Slater’s nomination. Trump’s selection of Mark Meador, a veteran conservative litigator, is even more popular: 84 percent of respondents support Meador’s nomination, compared to only 5 percent who oppose it.
The poll also found that 78 percent of respondents support “continued government enforcement against Big Tech” and that 54 percent agree strongly or somewhat with Vance that Google should be broken up into smaller companies.