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Dan Bongino
House Minority Leader McCarthy Calls on Congressional Republicans to Go After Big Tech Long overdue
https://bongino.com/gop-house-minority-leader-kevin-mccarthy-calls-on-congressional-republicans-to-go-after-big-tech/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=telegram
https://t.me/DBongino/16751
ouse Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy wrote a letter calling on Republicans in the House to go after Big tech for censoring conservatives.
He started off by noting that big tech censorship against conservatives, âwasnât subtle at all.â From there, he added that, âBig Tech doesnât just have a free speech problem. It has an anti-competition problem too.â McCarthy then went on to describe the principles the GOP should have in dealing with Big Tech legislatively.
The Dem plan for Big Tech ignores conservative censorshipâand makes it even worse. They want to empower a federal bureaucracy with no accountability.
Conservatives and our ideas have been targeted for too long. It's time for Big Tech to face the music.
https://t.co/kMvX1mCexz
â Kevin McCarthy (@GOPLeader) June 28, 2021
His letter specifically calls for the following:
Accountability: Our framework would rein in Big Tech and end their abusive practices, including by changing the law so that Americans can challenge Big Tech directly for their infringement of public speech rights. This effort starts by taking away the liability shield Big Tech has hidden behind for far too long. Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act would be changed to limit liability protections for moderation of speech that is not protected by the First Amendment and would preclude Big Tech from discriminating against Americans based on their political affiliation. We would also require regular reauthorization of Section 230 so Congress may update regulations of the constantly-evolving internet landscape.
Transparency: Our framework would empower Americans by ending Big Techâs ability to hide behind vague terms of service that have not constrained their conduct in any meaningful way. We will do so by mandating that any Big Tech content moderation decisions or censorship must be listed, with specificity, on a publicly available website. In addition, by requiring Big Tech to implement and maintain a reasonable user-friendly appeals process, our plan will empower conservatives and others whose speech rights have been infringed to challenge Big Techâs attacks.
Strengthening Anti-Trust Review: Our framework also recognizes that the status quo and bureaucratic delays are not acceptable when it comes to bringing long-overdue antitrust scrutiny to Big Tech. We will provide an expedited court process with direct appeal to the Supreme Court and empower state attorneys general to help lead the charge against the tech giants to break them up. We will also reform the administrative state and remove impediments that delay taking action on Big Tech power.
All of this sounds very good, but conservatives would be wise to primarily focus their attention on the third prong. There are two reasons for that. The first is that powerful corporations have often managed to use their money and influence to corrupt legislative efforts like this one. Next thing you know, the politicians are trumpeting their âvictory,â but the rules in place end up only mildly inconveniencing the powerful corporations while simultaneously making it nearly impossible for smaller, poorer rivals to rise up and challenge their dominance.
More importantly, itâs worth noting that what Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Twitter are doing isnât problematic per se, itâs problematic because theyâre monopolies that so dominate the spaces that theyâre in that there is no comparable competitor. If you live in New York City and McDonaldâs bans you from their restaurants, thatâs not a problem because there are lots of alternatives. If McDonaldâs was the only restaurant, that would be a different matter, although you shouldnât be eating that crap anyway. Break up the monopolies and it will cease to matter whether they hate your guts or not.
Dan Bongino
Trump Rails Against Open Borders Biden in First Post-Presidency Rally
Biden is a disaster for America
During his rally in Lorain County, Ohio this weekend, Donald Trump railed against Bidenâs weak border policies, hyperbolically saying that foreign nations are now âemptying their prisons into the United Statesâ because of Joe Bidenâs lax border policies.
Alongside the exposition in illegal border crossings has been an explosion in those with criminal convictions making the journey. So far this year Border Patrol agents have arrested 542% more convicted sex offenders at the border.
Trump said:
âOther countries are emptying their prisons into the United States ⌠âletâs send them to the United States and theyâll get in,â because nobody even checks who is coming into our country â itâs insanity. Itâs destroying our country ⌠theyâre murderers and drug dealers. âŚTheyâre emptying their prisons ⌠in the Republican Party we do not believe that violent criminals should be welcomed into our country. We believe they should be promptly deported.â
Trump also noted a series of crimes committed by illegals in the United States:
Just this month, a previously deported illegal alien in Massachusetts with prior charges for murder and many other things gunned down a man in broad daylight, shooting him viciously and violently as he lay in the street four times.
Recently in Louisiana ⌠an illegal alien who entered the country as an unaccompanied minor under Obama was charged with hacking a woman and their 15-year-old sister into very small pieces with a machete and stabbing two other people to death.
And right here in Ohio, a twice-deported fugitive MS-13 Gang member ⌠he was charged with murder, he was discovered in Galloway after entering our country for the third time, and bad things happened.
https://bongino.com/trump-rails-against-open-borders-biden-in-first-post-presidency-rally/
https://t.me/DBongino/16754
Lawmakers Demand Answers After Joe Biden Bypasses Congress To Bomb Middle East
Joe Biden in Washington, DC. (Photo by Doug Mills/New York Times/Pool/Getty Images)
OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 3:22 PM PT â Monday, June 28, 2021
Joe Biden has faced backlash across the board for his decision to launch deadly airstrikes in the Middle East without Congressional approval. On Monday, Senate Democrats urged Biden to explain his reasoning behind the bombings in Syria and Iraq. The lawmakers argued the bombings may have violated the War Powers Act.
The Pentagon claimed the airstrikes were defensive and only targeted Iran-backed militants and compounds. The strikes reportedly hit two targets in Syria, one target in Iraq and killed up to seven militiamen.
âSpecifically, they targeted operational weapons storage facilities at two locations in Syria, one location in Iraq, both with very close to the border between the countries,â Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced. âSeveral Iran-backed militia groups including KH, including KSS, use these facilities.â
At President Biden's direction, US military forces earlier this evening conducted defensive precision airstrikes against facilities used by Iran-backed militia groups in the Iraq-Syria border region. Our full statement here. https://t.co/6tRkh6zsLU
â John Kirby (@PentagonPresSec) June 28, 2021
These recent airstrikes have been the second time Biden has bypassed Congress to bomb Middle East targets since taking office. Iraq condemned the strikes as violating its national sovereignty, while Iranian militia members vowed revenge.
U.S. forces reported rocket attacks on a facility housing U.S. troops in the hours following the airstrikes. No causalities were reported.
https://www.oann.com/lawmakers-demand-answers-after-joe-biden-bypasses-congress-to-bomb-middle-east/
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I dont know, Gov. Ron DeSantis has just opened the door to kicking the Big Tech Cabal in the balls, up to $100,000 a day for normies and $250,000 for political types.