Rep. Kat Cammack blasts Biden's 'asinine,' 'dangerous' Big Tech censorship push
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Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., tore into the Biden administration over its efforts to crack down on so-called coronavirus “misinformation” on social media.
"Her remarks were asinine but also very dangerous," Cammack told Fox News at Turning Point USA's Student Action Summit in Tampa. "And they point to a bigger problem with this administration of overstepping their bounds and their priorities. They're seemingly OK with Facebook making money from the cartels advertising illegal activity, but they're comfortable with determining what is fact and what is fiction and encouraging the social media companies to de-platform people across all platforms if they don't agree with this administration." "The Biden administration is probably the most dangerous group of people when it comes to the United States Constitution and fighting for our First Amendment rights," she added. "So we as Americans should be deeply concerned about this administration's actions to undermine our Constitution and to support censorship across all platforms for whatever they deem to be not in line with their narrative."
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