Both sides skeptical about AT&T-Time Warner deal WASHINGTON (AP) - AT&T's $85.4 billion proposed purchase of Time Warner is facing skepticism from all sides in the presidential race. Hillary Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, says he shares concerns about higher costs, fewer choices and worse service. He says more competition and less consolidation is generally helpful in the media industry. Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon says Clinton believes that regulators should scrutinize the deal closely. Donald Trump says he'd block the deal if elected. His campaign says in a statement Sunday that "new media conglomerate oligopolies" have too much control, intrude on Americans' personal lives and unduly influence politics.
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