Hey, Q+!
Was musing about social media and the business practices of corporations with regard to constitutional rights. At present, all those businesses must abide by EEO, anti-discrimination, and other laws (all of which ultimately derive their authority from the Constitution) against groups not even listed in the Constitution, such as LGBT.
Enormous numbers of companies do business with the federal government as contractors or subcontractors; they all do business in some way with individuals. Contracts are involved in all these matters. For federal contracts, numerous pages of the contract involve clauses made mandatory by the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and related regs such as DoD's version (DFAR).
Why can't POTUS issue an executive order mandating a change to the FAR and DFAR that would require a mandatory contract clause for every federal contract or subcontract such that these companies are not allowed to infringe on the constitutional rights of customers, users, and other businesses? For example, that would prohibit social media from infringing on free speech rights via the phony excuse of hate speech or from infringing 2nd Amendment rights.
That way, Twitter and Facebook could not censor posts for anything but CP.
It would have to go through the normal comment process, but it would be worth it! Finally - a reg that promotes liberty and freedom rather than restriciting them!!!
P.S. Merry Christmas to Q+, FLOTUS, Q, the Q-Team, and the Band of Anons!