The Biden administration’s focus on antitrust enforcement has garnered support from both sides of the political aisle. While the term ‘Khanservative’ has been used to categorize these conservative supporters, this overly simplistic label fails to acknowledge the nuanced perspectives and historical precedents that underlie their support for antitrust actions. This article examines the conservative approach to antitrust enforcement, highlighting the distinction between the Justice Department’s consumer welfare-focused approach and the FTC’s more interventionist approach.