American newspapers would have never allowed our enemies in World War II to place ads in, say, the New York Times for recruitment of people to go and fight against America.
Ted Poe: “American newspapers would have never allowed our enemies in World War II to place ads in, say, the New York Times for…”
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Critique of social media companies allowing terrorist recruitment.
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