Here's what Twitter told the @FEC in its response to a complaint about this event: "Twitter did not receive a request from the Biden campaign to review (much less restrict) the N.Y. Post articles. ..."
https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1598827602403160064
"Nor did decision-makers at Twitter, or to the best of the company’s knowledge, anyone authorized to act on Twitter’s behalf even communicate with the Biden campaign regarding Twitter’s decision to enforce its content moderation policies with respect to the N.Y. Post articles."
You can read their entire response, including two affidavits from Twitter employees involved, here: fec.gov/files/legal/mu…
When the @FEC dismissed the complaint, I did not sign onto the Commission's theory that Twitter acted only for commercial reasons. I wasn't convinced, but I still didn't think it was a campaign-finance violation, as I explained at the time: fec.gov/files/legal/mu…
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