@Verizon@ATT 2. @OANN aired Mike Lindell's fever dream of a documentary, which was 120 minutes of disinformation about the presidential election, THIRTEEN TIMES from Feb 5 to Feb 8.
@verizonfios@DIRECTV@ATT 4. @ATT told popular.info: "When it comes to the channels we carry for customers, we do not exercise control over their editorial content."
True, but it was AT&T's decision to force its customers to pay for OANN
2. In PA, HB25 would repeal no-excuse absentee voting, which was passed w/bipartisan support in 2019
One of the bill's sponsors, Rep Jim Gregory, signed a letter to PA's Congressional delegation, urging them object to the state's Electoral College vote
3. An AZ bill, would make it a felony to send an absentee ballot to anyone who didn't request it. The bill sponsor is Rep. Jake Hoffman, who also signed the letter urging members of Congress to recognize an alternative slate of electors pledged to Trump
UPDATE: @Microsoft announces that it "will suspend contributions for the duration of the 2022 election cycle to all members of Congress who voted to object to the certification of electors."
@Microsoft 2. This next part is important. @Microsoft will also "suspend contributions for the same period for state officials and organizations who supported such objections or suggested the election should be overturned."
Florida @GovRonDeSantis doesn't want to address his state's 2.7B budget shortfall or raging pandemic so he's introducing legislation to fine social media companies $100,000 a day if they ban politicians who use their platforms to encourage violence
@GovRonDeSantis The premise of DeSantis proposed legislation is that Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies are biased against conservatives
The legislation is pitched as an effort to protect free speech but actually violates the First Amendment. The government can't force companies to print political speech. Forced speech is just as much of a free speech violation of preventing speech.
2. The argument from Trump's lawyers hinges on this language from the Constitution: "[j]udgment in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor…"
3. Trump's lawyers argue that the key word is AND.
They argue that because the constitution says punishments are limited to removal AND disqualification it means you have to be removed before you can be disqualified