The Democrats' 'disinformation' scam

 NY Post:

Oh, (Big) Brother!

President Biden came under fire Thursday for the creation of a “dystopian” disinformation bureau created under his Homeland Security department, which critics are blasting as just a way for the government to police free speech online.

Conservatives slammed the Department of Homeland Security’s Orwellian new “Disinformation Governance Board” – with some suggesting the timing is convenient given Elon Musk vowed to make Twitter a free speech haven after his $44 billion takeover of the social media platform notorious for selectively censoring right-leaning points of view.

Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley called the new board a “disgrace” that was designed to “monitor all Americans’ speech.”

In a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Hawley said he initially thought Wednesday’s announcement was “satire.”

“Surely, no American administration would ever use the power of government to sit in judgement on the First Amendment speech of its own citizens. Sadly, I was mistaken,” Hawley wrote.

“Rather than protecting our border or the American homeland, you have chosen to make policing Americans’ speech your priority.”

Florida Republican Congressional candidate, Dr. Willie J. Montague, tweeted: “Is there anything more dystopian than a Disinformation Governance Board run by the federal government?”

And Texas GOP Congressman Troy Nehls griped: “They didn’t need a ‘Disinformation Governance Board’ until @elonmusk threatened their control over the narrative.”

Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert accused Democrats of spending “the last weeks planting the seeds for the back-up plan in case the Twitter deal actually happened.”

She, too, called the news “dystopian” and said the left “can’t afford to let the truth be anything but what they say.”

The hashtag “Ministry of Truth” was also trending on Twitter as critics compared the new board to George Orwell’s “1984” novel.

“Adolf Hitler had a Ministry of Truth. Joseph Goebbels had a Ministry of Truth. Joseph Stalin had a Ministry of Truth. Joseph Biden has a Ministry of Truth,” tweeted Errol Webber, GOP congressional candidate in California.
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Democrats have no credibility on what the truth is.  If they were really interested in it they would be round up all the Democrats who pushed the Russian collusion hoax and then go after the former intel guys who claimed Hunter's laptop was Russian disinformation.  They want do that.  What they want to do is apparently challenge people who told the truth about their political fraud. They also appear to be siding with the Tech companies that continue to censor the truth about Democrats.  It looks like an agenda to support the Democrats' politics of fraud.

See, also:

Republicans File FEC Complaint Against Google Over ‘Unfairly Shaping the Political Playing Field’ 
Gmail's algorithmic bias may have cost Republicans over a billion dollars of missed fundraising money, one GOP senator said

And: 

White House defends disinformation board: 'I'm not sure who opposes that'

That they made this statement demonstrates how out of touch they are with reality. 

Here she is singing about "disinformation."

Biden’s ‘Disinfo’ Czar Mocked Over Viral Musical Video

And: 

Clinton Campaign, DNC Misreported Opposition Research as Legal Services: FEC

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