AT&T's plan to purchase Time Warner for $84.5 billion faces fierce political opposition — a reflection of the growing suspicion of concentrated corporate power in the U.S. that helped fuel Donald Trump's presidential win and the upstart success of Bernie Sanders' primary campaign. Though most
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