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Tag Archives: Social Media
Bongino Details Behind-the-Scenes “SMEAR” Against Parler
Bongino: “You Have no idea how bad this was behind the scenes.” Dan Bongino, host of The Dan Bongino Show, is an investor in Parler — the social media platform that actually VALUES free speech. Parler was attacked by Big … Continue reading
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2020 Elections, Constitution, Executive Branch, Judicial Branch, Legislative Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, Unalienable Rights, Uncategorized
Tagged Amazon, and Google, Apple, big tech, Dan Bongino, Free Speech, Glenn Beck, Parler, Social Media
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Ted Cruz’s Former Harvard Law Professor Takes a Swipe at Kayleigh McEnany, and Cruz Levels Him
by Sister Toldjah To say that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and his former Constitutional law professor Laurence Tribe (Harvard) don’t exactly have the most cordial post-law school student/teacher relationship would be quite the understatement. The two have been known to … Continue reading
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, Constitution, Executive Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, Unalienable Rights
Tagged Congress, democrats, Donald Trump, Harvard, judiciary, Kayleigh McEnany, Laurence Tribe, Law, North Carolina, politics, Republicans, SCOTUS, Social Media, Supreme Court, Ted Cruz, Texas, Washington D.C., White House
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How Will Meghan and Harry Become “Financially Independent” if They Leave the Royal Family?
Prince Harry Begs Disney to Give Meghan a Job. And if that doesn’t work, maybe this will? Well, what do you think, Harry? Video H/T: @PetiteNicoco
Posted in Media
Tagged Bob Iger, Britain, Disney, London / Europe, Media, Meghan Markle, politics, Prince Harry, royal family, Social Media, social media censorship, Twitter, United Kingdom
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President Trump to Hold Social Media Summit
Hot topic issues surrounding social media are set to be addressed this week during a summit in Washington, D.C. According to a White House spokesperson, President Trump will host the forum, which is meant to “bring together digital leaders for … Continue reading
Mark Levin: Masters of the Universe Reject the Declaration of Independence and Constitution
Mark Levin, author of Unfreedom of the Press, described Silicon Valley’s dominant “progressive” ideology as hostile to America’s Declaration of Independence and Constitution, offering his analysis of political and partisan censorship deployed by technology companies such as Google, Facebook, and … Continue reading
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, Constitution, Executive Branch, Legislative Branch, Media, National
Tagged big data, big tech, Censorship, facebook, George Gilder, Google, John Dewey, Mark Levin, Masters of the Universe, Media, Radio, silicon valley, Social Media, Tech, Twitter, Woodrow Wilson, Youtube
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James Woods – Free Speech Warrior
Reminder #FreeJamesWoodsNow #FreeSpeechWarrior #StopTheBias https://t.co/Oj98iIxEAZ pic.twitter.com/oT1xYcsvjf — GrrrGraphics Cartoons (@GrrrGraphics) April 30, 2019
Why Did BuzzFeed & Co. Target Justine Sacco for Online Assassination
by John Nolte 21 Dec 2013 ***UPDATE: If you think, for whatever reason, that what happened to Justine Sacco is okay; I’m assuming you won’t have any problem with me watching your personal social media accounts, blowing up at Breitbart … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Media, Unalienable Rights
Tagged character assination, Justine Sacco, Media smear, Social Media, Twitter
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US Attorney Bill Killian: Posting Something Mean About Muslims on Social Media Might Be a Criminal Action Under Federal Civil Rights Laws
The First Amendment served us well for a time, but now it’s outdated. Remember reading that England had arrested a guy for anti-Muslim Twitter postings in the aftermath of the Woolrich slaughter? And remember thinking, “Well, this is America, that … Continue reading