The Trump antitrust team is launching an aggressive effort to dismantle what analysts are calling a “lawfare legacy” left behind by the Biden White House — a flurry of ideologically motivated lawsuits rushed out the door in its final weeks.
The first casualty in the crackdown: the FTC’s antitrust suit against PepsiCo. The case had been filed just three days before Trump’s inauguration under an obscure 1930s law and drew immediate fire from legal experts for its shaky economic underpinnings.
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson didn’t hold back. “Taxpayer dollars should not be used for legally dubious partisan stunts,” he said. “The FTC’s outstanding…
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