While Trump dominates the news, GOP appointees are busy doing favors for big corporations. Here's the latest instance:

https://t.co/5XAbA4RZ6P

— John Cassidy (@JohnCassidy) May 21, 2019

"Someone in the press should ask Trump if he’s on the side of American consumers or the corporate bigwigs who stayed at his fancy hotel."https://t.co/5XAbA4Aofh

— John Cassidy (@JohnCassidy) May 21, 2019

The Trump Administration Is Selling Out Hundreds of Millions of Cell-Phone Users https://t.co/oCfWohRpsi

— Janet Johnson (@JJohnsonLaw) May 21, 2019

The Trump Administration Is Selling out Hundreds of Millions of Cell-Phone Users https://t.co/5XAbA4RZ6P

— John Cassidy (@JohnCassidy) May 21, 2019

T-Mobile’s merger promises are meaningless - The Verge https://t.co/afKTJoGVhC US Business pic.twitter.com/d2klhN3ARm

— S_P500 Moni (@s_p500) May 21, 2019

Here's @KarlBode explaining why T-Mobile's promises around a merger with Sprint are so hollow, with some killer quotes from @gigibsohn https://t.co/w3ubiBfTFr pic.twitter.com/8wjiIV8j54

— nilay patel (@reckless) May 21, 2019

T-Mobile’s merger promises are meaningless https://t.co/2haNJj2c7y pic.twitter.com/Oq5MJLGJr8

— The Verge (@verge) May 22, 2019

T-Mobile’s merger promises are meaningless https://t.co/2haNJj2c7y pic.twitter.com/cZ4rwhckYq

— The Verge (@verge) May 21, 2019

Unless you're a telecom executive or lobbyist, this merger is bad news for you https://t.co/fGXDOnRNU2

— Fight for the Future (@fightfortheftr) May 21, 2019

I wrote an article for @WIRED on T-Mobile & Sprint's unenforceable promises on #5G & rural broadband & why they don't outweigh the merger's harms: https://t.co/ovZI4FR7e4#StopTmobileSprint

— Gigi Sohn (@gigibsohn) May 21, 2019

⁦@gigibsohn⁩ nails it: False victories for the FCC and a corporation do not solve rural #broadband issues or close the #digital divide. This merger is bad for Americans and these so-called commitments are meaningless. https://t.co/QqVjVaSLHo

— Katherine Messier (@Kat_Messier) May 21, 2019

Once again, @gigibsohn nails it.
As the @FCC prepares to sell us out and kill mobile competition, she says "These promises are speculative, unsubstantiated, and entirely unenforceable." https://t.co/zcK3UzyrGp

— Christopher Mitchell (@communitynets) May 21, 2019

Justice Department recommends blocking T-Mobile-Sprint merger https://t.co/FTlYVPTcXe pic.twitter.com/oIZtt9rUVy

— The Verge (@verge) May 22, 2019

It’s (not) happening dot gif

Justice Department recommends blocking T-Mobile-Sprint merger https://t.co/5pzcQam2x1

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) May 22, 2019

What else is new?@AjitPai, the chairman of the @FCC, threw his support behind a merger of T-Mobile and Sprint, which could lead to higher prices for cell-phone users across the country. https://t.co/Dk2aQ5Jl89

— RC deWinter (@RCdeWinter) May 23, 2019

.@TMobile promised @FCC it would avoid raising rates for 3 years, but it won't protect consumers long term. In Canada and Ireland for example, mobile data rates went up significantly when the # of major wireless competitors went down: https://t.co/vjjVuiquv0 #StopTmobileSprint

— Free Press (@freepress) May 22, 2019

Why a T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Would Be Bad for the Public https://t.co/PholWOVEh4

— Christopher Ali (@Ali_Christopher) May 23, 2019

Thanks 2 @iPolicy I've updated my @Wired piece 2 reflect that broadband Internet access in US is even WORSE than I said at first. Which makes T-Mobile & Sprint's wildly optimistic promises 2 cover America w. #5G quickly more unrealistic https://t.co/ovZI4FR7e4 #StopTmobileSprint

— Gigi Sohn (@gigibsohn) May 22, 2019