Ya, nah this is some bullshit. You're actively defending Trump and Republicans even if you're pretending you don't like Trump or his policies.
Republicans are definitively not the party for "the little guys". That's demonstrably false, Republicans are consistently the party working against progress in most fields but especially worker protections, wealth inequality, and competitive regulated business. I agree Dems have big business backing as well, that they have some corrupt ties going against their constituents interests but the fact remains that applies to nearly all republicans. That only applies to some to most of Democrats. There is no Bernie Sanders in the Republicans, there is no AoC in the Republicans, hell there's barely anyone of color or who isn't a male - like Republicans are entirely private sector goons. To equate the Republican and Democrat partys is to fundamentally misunderstand the political climate of the US.
Lina Khan was the FTC chair appointed by Biden and she's been lauded as a fantastic agent for Anti-Trust and consumer protection reasons. Andrew Ferguson was appointed by Trump and although his track record doesn't seem to be the worst he's said he wants to ease scrutiny on mergers and acquisitions (so the opposite of Anti-Trust) while "continuing critical oversight over big tech". To me this is a clear demonstration that Republicans are in bed with big corporations and Democrats were working with what tools they had to break up big businesses. To me, this should be an obvious concept to anyone who says they pay attention to the political happenings of the US.
Big tech paid into Trump's campaign, famously, and there has been no indication that the billionaires behind Trump's reelection are doing worse off for themselves. The US is now further away from having laws similar to the EU's consumer protection laws and it is directly thanks to Republicans being corrupt. Are some Democrats corrupt in the same way? yes. Do I think voting Democrat will fix the country? No. But I'd argue day and night that if Democrats won every race in the country, worker wages would go up, standard of living would go up, crime would go down, wealth inequality would slow down or shrink, and the country would be in a better place because unlike the obstructionist Republicans enough Democrats care about their constituents that positive change would happen.