Is there any chance internet privacy invasion will be taken on and rolled back?
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - "Under Obama, Google was untouchable," Michael Savage told Infowars.com, answering the question whether he thought it was possible President Trump might appoint a head to the Federal Trade Commission willing to bring anti-trust action against Google for censoring conservatives on the Internet.
"Obama rolled over, doing for Google whatever Google wanted done," Savage added.
Infowars.com has reported that President Trump has yet to elevate FTC Acting Chair, Maureen K. Ohlhausen, a Republican appointed by President Obama to the FTC in 2010, who dissented to an FTC settlement reached in 2013 threatening to apply anti-trust sanctions to various Google business practices.
Meanwhile, as hard as Google has worked behind the scenes to promote Ohlhausen, Google has worked overtime to smear Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes - a Republican nominee for FTC chair who campaigned strongly for Trump in western states during the 2016 presidential nomination.
"When you write an article or a blog, appear on a television show, or even assemble peacefully in a public forum meant for that purpose, you are exercising rights the First Amendment protects," he added.