the failure of Twitter and other social media companies to moderate political disinformation not only fueled its use in election tampering in 2018 but allowed for election denialism to run rampant in 2020.
Highlighting the consequences of social media's failure to manage disinformation.
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Mr. Speaker, what I would like to know is, what does this bill have to do with lowering costs, the economy, or making our communities safer? The answer is nothing. We are 2 weeks into the 119th Congress, and the GOP is already wasting our…
We know that these programs help lift American people out of poverty, and we know that they stimulate the economy.
I am also intrigued to hear that my colleagues are suddenly very concerned about foreign influence over American energy production, given the amount of Russian disinformation we hear daily inside this Committee.
The Inflation Reduction Act was also a historic investment in the future of this country. It is an investment in our economy...
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