This kind of censorship is un-American, it is unconstitutional, and I hope it will go down as a sad chapter in American history.
Josh Hawley: “This kind of censorship is un-American, it is unconstitutional, and I hope it will go down as a sad chapter in American…”
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Hawley condemns government censorship as unconstitutional and hopes for its historical resolution.
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at a certain point you do have an obligation to your constituents and the country to tell them what’s going on.
It’s literally true. I mean, including stuff that they negotiated," Hawley said. "FISA, they negotiated, which I didn't like when they negotiated, but still, you know, they negotiated and said, ‘No,’ they negotiated all the appropriations…
If we want to lead the world on technology while preserving our values … we will listen to the people who feel like they are being handed the bill for Big Tech’s dystopian future.
That’s something that would be a huge benefit to every working person out there immediately.





