The price of Big Tech censorship

 Daily Mail:

'The cover-up may be an even bigger crime than the contents of Hunter's laptop': Trump's office and Republicans tear into 'Big Tech, the liberal media and Biden' after New York Times finally confirmed his son's laptop is real
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Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., said that the cover-up helped Biden win the election. 'Today, the @nytimes confirmed what many of us already knew: the Democrats and their allies in media and Big Tech conspired to cover up the Hunter Biden story to help @joebiden win a presidential election,' he wrote on Twitter.

'Now that the New York Times has even confirmed the Hunter Biden laptop's veracity, can we begin to admit that Joe Biden is, by definition, a compromised politician?' GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert, Colo., questioned.

'Told ya,' Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, quipped on Twitter.
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Polls indicate that Big Tech censorship was responsible for electing Biden as voters say they would not have voted for him had they seen the story.  They are responsible for one of the most damaging presidencies in history as Biden goes from one disaster to the next.  We are yet to see even an apology from those responsible for censorship much less the serial disasters of Joe Biden.

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