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The so-called deplatforming of Donald Trump has provoked misguided cries of censorship and injustice. Thinking about powerful for-profit corporations like Facebook, Twitter, and Amazon as platforms is a fundamental misconception that lets the companies off the hook. These internet services are publishers and they have a right, and a duty, to exercise judgment.  After years of poisoning the civic well with his unique brand of lies, insults, distortions, narcissism, and overall poor manners, President Donald Trump has found himself deplatformed. My spellchecker doesn't like this word, and I do...

Thursday, January 14, 2021 With the Senate set to flip to Democratic control in the 117th Congress, albeit by a razor thin margin, the policy priorities for the upper chamber are likely to significantly change.  In so doing, the various Senate committees will have new chairs, and their agendas will likely vary at least in part on the partisan make-up of the committees. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation has a long tradition of bipartisan cooperation.  Executive Sessions are usually not contentious; the final language of bills and amendments are usually th...

David Goldbergerer told Newsweek that a permanent social media ban on Trump would be "ridiculous," but the platforms' decisions to do so does not violate the Constitution.

https://www.afinalwarning.com/488682.html (Natural News) Silicon Valley’s Big Tech oligarchs and their network of fact checkers and communist investors have officially crossed the Rubicon and are well on their way to completely dictating democracy in America and around the world. For years, conservatives believed that free market competition could solve Big Tech censorship. Dan Bongino was one of many conservative leaders who thought the free market could provide a platform for free speech and put Facebook and Twitter to shame. He invested in Parler, and the platform promised users a safe...

A proposed bill from Republican state lawmakers in North Dakota could see Facebook and Twitter face lawsuits from users who have been censored on their platforms. Some experts argue the law would have no effect due to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA), the law that enables the Big Tech Masters of the Universe to enjoy legal immunity in cases related to censorship.