Do Democrats and Republicans Agree on What (and Who) to Censor?

Political scientist Jamie Druckman from the University of Rochester joins the discussion on the surprising consensus between Democrats and Republicans regarding hate speech censorship. They explore how both parties largely agree on what kinds of speech should be silenced, raising questions about the implications for free speech and authoritarianism. The conversation dives into the complexities of censorship in the digital age, touching on social media dynamics, content moderation challenges, and the nuanced relationship between societal norms and political beliefs.