After reading AT&T's massive argument (PDF) for why the government should allow it to purchase T-Mobile, you might wonder just why AT&T wants the smaller company at all. And you might have a few questions about AT&T's own network, which the company says will shortly be under severe capacity constraints that its rivals won't face.
The whole document is a rather amusing exercise in making both AT&T and T-Mobile look like underdogs in a field of unbeatable competitors. Actual quote from AT&T: "With sharply declining prices, dazzling innovation, soaring output, enormous product differentiation, new entr[ies], and fierce advertising, the intensity of the competition in the US wireless marketplace is extraordinary."
And here is AT&T's own description of the company it plans to buy for $39 billion:
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