Sen. Josh Hawley Tries To Slam Big Tech, Accidentally Promotes It
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“Thanks for making The Tyranny of Big Tech a best seller all week on Amazon!" the Missouri Republican tweeted about his book.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) has been promoting his upcoming book about the “tyranny” of big tech companies, but a tweet he posted Thursday night made some wonder if he even knows what those companies are. “Thanks for making The Tyranny of Big Tech a best seller all week on Amazon! You can get your copy here,” Hawley tweeted, directing his followers to buy his book from one of the world’s biggest tech companies and thanking them for shopping there. Along with Amazon, Twitter and the iPhone that Hawley used to tweet about his book are about as “big tech” as it gets.
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