Don't call it an antitrust (it's been here for years)

Why won't Bush knock'em out?

Attorneys general from seven states, including Rhode Island, are asking President Bush to direct an international investigation into the setting of gasoline prices, contending that their regional probes are not powerful enough to protect consumers.

The chief law enforcement officers said they didn't know if the high gas prices are a function of higher demand, lower supply or collusion, but they agreed that U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft must use the strength of the federal government to find any offshore illegal activity.