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For generations, Major League Baseball has enjoyed an antitrust exemption, which essentially has allowed it to have a monopoly on professional baseball.
 

They've ridden that gravy train for all its worth. But since corporate “wokeness” and virtue signaling now appear to be more important to MLB than election integrity, it’s time to end that exemption.

 
Their punishment of Georgia for its efforts to secure their elections is as disgraceful as it is misguided. Meanwhile, MLB’s operations are still going strong in places like COMMUNIST CHINA, where freedom and the right to vote are virtually nonexistent.

 
This is clearly no longer an organization that deserves its federal anti-trust exemption, and I’m happy to sign on as an original co-sponsor to Rep. Jeff Duncan's legislation to revoke it.