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This is why a lot of people on the right are concerned about recent efforts to deny platforms to certain speakers.
When a mainstream African American Republican Congressman and former CIA officer is deemed to extreme to be a speaker at a major conference, we have a problem.
When a mainstream African American Republican Congressman and former CIA officer is deemed to extreme to be a speaker at a major conference, we have a problem.
I wrote in this week's AG Report about the push from some in the media and activists to force certain platforms to enforce their rules in a way that silences certain speakers and the clear direction that is taking us in.
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No one is going to get too upset about private bans for Alex Jones or Louis Farrakhan. Especially if they violated the rules. But when those demanding bans are clearly interested in selective enforcement targeted at anyone they disagree with, principled Americans must speak out.
"We only want to ban Nazis!"
"Also, anyone who disagrees with us about anything is a Nazi"
It has become way too blatant when Will Hurd's pro-life views somehow disqualify him from speaking at a conference completely unrelated to that issue.
"Also, anyone who disagrees with us about anything is a Nazi"
It has become way too blatant when Will Hurd's pro-life views somehow disqualify him from speaking at a conference completely unrelated to that issue.
