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The Sherman Act Passed the Senate 51 to 1. Monopoly Was Once Common Ground How farmers, workers and both parties united against the trusts in 1890, why the Sherman Act passed almost without dissent, and what its history teaches about building a coalition against monopoly. When Big Tech Brought Left and Right Together on Antitrust How a 2020 House investigation of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google found a Colorado Republican agreeing with Democrats on monopoly power, and why that alliance still matters. Why So Many Clean Energy Factories Landed in Republican Districts A 2022 law passed without a single Republican vote sent much of its factory money to Republican districts. Here is why, what happened in 2025, and the case that those jobs built a new constituency.