​The Bull Moose Project Foundation is pleased to invite you to join us at a salon lunch on April 29th to discuss the future of the conservative antitrust agenda.

​The inauguration of President Donald Trump, and the appointment of new regulators and watchdogs, has re-opened the debate on antitrust and competition among conservatives. 

​There is a unique opportunity to adjust the old consensus and forge ahead with a new competition agenda that keeps markets open and competitive for entrepreneurs, innovators, and consumers alike, in line with the working-class "hillbilly" coalition's desire to avoid being ripped off.

​But what does that path look like? Competition covers far more than just social media and technology companies and often plays a role in far more complex markets that affect everyday life. Could a new antitrust agenda deliver tangible wins for the American public, and how is that best communicated?

​​The conversation will be led by Aiden Buzzetti, President at the Bull Moose Project and Luke Hogg, Director of Technology Policy at FAI.

​Space is limited so please RSVP soon to confirm your attendance.