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Threats, bluster and bullshit. Never mind that Taylor had ample warning to quit posting COVID misinformation. I'm betting she won't be seated for the next Congress. Karma is coming for you Lauren.
I believe the game of Twitter allows 5 strikes.
"We will be holding them accountable".
Right out of the fascist playbook to contol the media. Scary
Bingo. Everyone wants to look at these people as buffoons, but it won’t be so funny when they have the power to actually fulfill the wild things they talk about. The danger they pose can’t be overestimated.
Even if the Republicans gain a majority in the House, I'm not certain what they could do.
Even if the Trumpublicans have a working majority in the House and Senate, I'm still unclear on what they can do. Trying to craft legislation to "get" Twitter when the Senate Republican conference is split between T-loyalists and traditional Chamber of Commerce backers would be hard. Trying to find a way to overcome a filibuster would be harder, and I doubt McConnell would choose that particular hill to fight on and call for the elimination of the legislation power of filibuster.
Even with all those barriers overcome, Congress would have to reach a supermajority, as Biden is not going to sign any legislation "punishing" Twitter's enforcement of rules of conduct. And even if it WAS signed because it was attached to some absolutely essential bill, I suspect even the Roberts-influenced Court system might block many avenues of action, as they did for a number of Trump efforts on Muslims, the Wall, and other policies.
So what "power" are they going to have to fulfill their ambition to retaliate against Twitter? .
It’s so strange how the single most important issue for these people is their ability to post their inane brain farts at all hours of the day. Like their cult leader himself, nothing, and I mean NOTHING–not the economy, not the pandemic, not national security–matters more to them than being able to endlessly post whatever diseased half-formed notion that bubbles to their smooth brains at any given time.
The race is on to see which one can “out coo coo” the other?
Reportedly she mass-emailed a campaign letter to her followers through her DM, a violation of Twitter standards unless you are a validated account (it’s the same rule for liburals).
#ValidateThyself
Lori Saine is a conservative fighter? That doesn't sound right.