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Robby Soave argues that the US government's investment in Intel constitutes socialism. He criticizes the Trump administration's decision and highlights the dangers of government intervention in the market.
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Trump buying shares of Intel is socialism β government should stay outΒ by Robby Soave, opinion contributor - 08/28/25 1:02 PM ET Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is defending the Trump administrationβs decision to purchase a 10 percent equity stake in Intel, the multinational tech company. In a recent Cabinet meeting, he sat alongside President Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and explained why the federal government owning part of a massive private company was not, in effect, socialism. Take a look.Β I donβt know if you noticed Hegsethβs expression, but he didnβt seem to be buying this. And neither, for the record, am I.Β Trump is a trailblazer, and has completely scrambled the Republican consensus on a host of issues. Heβs upended conservative orthodoxy on everything from international trade to foreign policy. On the latter front, Trumpβs instincts are often right, and populists and libertarians are both pleased that the president has shifted his part away from neo...
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