Will Congress hand more power to the liberal prosecutors who’ve spent years targeting President Donald Trump and his supporters?
That’s the burning question conservatives ought to be asking as Sen. Roger Marshall gears up to tack the Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA) onto a fast-tracked, unrelated cryptocurrency bill.
The amendment might be marketed as something straight out of Trump’s playbook — after all, he threw his weight behind the CCCA not long ago. But digging a little deeper, it seems clear that this amendment language is not the same as the legislative text that Trump championed.
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Instead, it risks becoming yet another Trojan horse that supercharges the very liberal attorneys general who have
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