GOP staffers on the House Judiciary Committee are blasting the panel's management of today's high-stakes tech hearing, accusing Dems of harboring 'predetermined conclusions' about the outcome of a probe that Congress is 'ill-equipped' to carry out
of Ohio, has hammered committee Democrats for not hosting the blockbuster session at the full committee level, which would give more members a chance to grill the CEOs.
The split over Wednesday's hearing is the latest instance of GOP Judiciary members taking issue with Democrats’ leadership of the tech investigation. Two other top Republicansletter of having “pre-conceived conclusions that America’s large tech companies are inherently bad.” Cicilline disputed the assertion at the time.
“Everything that I know about the drafting of that report indicates to me that it will be bipartisan and very thoughtful in its approach and therefore I do not foresee any objections,” he said. former FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright; and Deb Garza, a former DOJ antitrust official. Muris has represented Facebook and Intel, while Wright’s clients include Google and Qualcomm. Wright and Muris both teach at George Mason University’s law school.
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