Tech censors trying to protect Biden

 The Washington Examiner reports:

In a two-year time span, Big Tech censored President Joe Biden’s critics 646 times. 

The censored cases, including deleted social mediaaccounts or posts and those given “warning labels” that stopped people from sharing or commenting, were counted between March 2020 and March 2022 by Free Speech America’s Media Research Center.


Of the 646 cases, 140 involved the New York Post’sstory about Hunter Biden’s laptop, with Twitterbeing the most aggressive censor. 

The largest category of censored cases, however, included 232 posts that attempted to blast the president's behavior with women and children.

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The censors were dead wrong to do this and showed a lack of respect for competing opinions and for the facts too.  The censoring of the NY Post story resulted in the election of Biden as polls showed a sufficient voters would have not voted for him if they had known the truth,  We’re it not for the censors the disasters of the Biden administration would have been avoided.

What it also shows is that big tech censors are incompetent at best.  Elon Musk is right to attack this censorship cabal.

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