Reports say White House has drafted an order for FCC to monitor social media

RF spectrum was a limited public resource and the government regulated who could use what frequencies.

In exchange for the use of that limited public resource, broadcasters had to give equal airtime to competing views and dedicate a portion of their time to public-service and community content.

None of that applies to the infinite number of "channels" available on the public internet.

Say whatever you want online, as long as you don't threaten, abuse, intimidate, swindle, incite violence, or recruit terrorists.

You're free to build your own platform if what you want to say is so horrible that even Twitter won't allow it.