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So to answer my question, No, Andy has not followed up on his praise of the GOP as the party that will break up big tech now that they have ousted their one good antitrust hire. its blatently clear that Trump can be bribed with inagurations/ballrooms/etc to take no action at all against tech. His big talk was always a push for cash, nothing more. Turns out you can literally kiss Trumps ring, and that will be the end of any enforcement action.
It's okay that Andy was wrong. We can all learn from our mistakes. I would just like him to own it to restore trust in Protons leadership.
That's what @pulsewidth@lemmy.world is saying. He wasn't wrong. It's the people that blew this up because he approved of a Trump pick, even though this pick happened to be the right person for the job.
I don't think he cares much for the GOP otherwise.