GOP investigating Big Tech censorship that swayed 2020 election

 Breitbart:

House Judiciary Committee Republicans on Thursday announced the launch of an investigation into Facebook and Twitter over their suppression before the 2020 presidential election of New York Post reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop that contained emails exposing questionable business deals with foreigners that would benefit the Biden family.

“Big Tech, Big Democrat Party, and Big Media all colluded to keep critical information from the American people in the run-up to the most important election we have, the presidential election, so we’re launching an investigation,” said Ranking Member Jim Jordan (R-OH) Thursday on Fox Business.

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In light of the establishment media’s recent admission that the emails are authentic, Judiciary Republicans sent letters to Facebook’s founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal. Judiciary Republicans requested they produce all documents and communications beginning October 1, 2020, through the present, on efforts to suppress the dissemination of the Post‘s reporting.

They also requested all documents and communications in that time frame between or among any employee or contractor of their companies and any individual affiliated with the Biden campaign or the Democrat National Committee, anyone from another social media company, or anyone from a media organization referring or relating to their decision to reduce the dissemination of the reporting.

They also requested all documents and communications in that time frame referring or relating to their decision to report or not report its actions to the Federal Election Commission “as an in-kind contribution to the Biden campaign.”

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They should also be asked what due diligence they did before making such a disastrous decision.  Some of that may come out in the documents requested.  We need to find out why they believed and perpetuated a lie coming from the Biden campaign and its supporters. 

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