Ro Khanna on the Progressive Case for Patriotism and Capitalism
The Good Fight
Is Twitter a Better Place to Have a Public Square?
Twitter has an outsized influence not necessarily because of the biggest social platform but because it's where influential people get their information and have their debates. I just am very concerned when so much of political debate so much of journalistic debate and re-country does happen on Twitter. So do you think for example if David French has suggested that social media companies should effectively bind themselves to some form of the first amendment saying here you know very strict rules that we're not legally obligated to adopt but we will as we think that's the right thing to do? If they don't should legislators consider telling social media companies that if they censor content on political ideological rounds, which is what running a public square is like
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