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There’s been a truckload of evidence revealed in recent months that the Joe Biden administration schemed to censor opinions it disliked, especially during COVID.
There was that „warning“ from the FBI to media companies that those scandalous details on Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop were „Russian disinformation,“ when of course they weren’t.
There was that coordinated campaign to promote COVID-19 shots, and even force people to take them, and to suppress evidence of alternative treatments.
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And much, much more.
One federal judge has had enough.
Fox News is reporting that U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty of Louisiana now had prevented, at least temporarily, White House officials from holding meetings with tech companies „about social media censorship.“
That’s because White House actions in the past on this agenda „were likely First Amendment violations,“ the report said.
The ruling came on lawsuits filed by Louisiana and Missouri attorneys general, who are charging that the Biden administration coerced or „significantly encourage[d]“ tech companies to suppress free speech during the COVID-19 pandemic.
