The White House and Twitter Censorship

https://archive.ph/2paFE

"they had seen data viz that had showed he was the epicenter of disinfo that radiated outwards to the persuadable public." Interesting they are plotting social graphs like this in the whitehouse. I wonder what tools they use.

Now the WSJ wants the Whitehouse to act right. After the latitude the media allowed Trump I'm really cynical about media crying wolf.

The WSJ is asking courts to act, not the WH:

>Twitter is a private company. But evidence of a direct connection between White House pressure and Twitter censorship bolsters the argument that social-media platforms can be sued as “state actors” for restricting speech in violation of the First Amendment. Courts have been reluctant, and properly so, to allow such lawsuits to proceed without evidence linking specific demands from government officials to censorship.