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09/06/2018 / By Vicki Batts

Sen. Mark Warner: “Congress will have to set social media regulations” … says the “era of the Wild West in social media” is over

Total censorship of the internet is headed our way — and Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) is driving the bus. Warner, the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, has drafted up a 20-point plan for full-blown government seizure of the Internet of Things. The Left is launching an all-out war on American freedom by instituting […]

01/01/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Liberals go insane over net neutrality repeal, now claim it’s somehow an attack on gays and lesbians

On December 14th the Federal Communications Commissions voted 3-2 along party lines to do away with the so-called “net neutrality” rules that were first implemented back in 2015 by the Obama administration. This was seen as a rather significant victory for conservatives and free speech advocates alike, who were deeply troubled by the idea of the […]

12/26/2017 / By Robert Jonathan

Is it time for government to regulate internet giants to prevent thought monopolies?

Calls are increasing for Big Social platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter to be regulated like public utilities given their immense influence over what people see, read, hear and ultimately think, as well as how they spend their money. This online dominance has similarly brought forth the related issue of monopolistic control. A monopoly does not constitute an automatic […]

08/16/2017 / By Robert Jonathan

Why Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube all need to be urgently regulated to halt politically motivated censorship

White House chief strategist and free market advocate Steve Bannon made news late last month by allegedly floating the idea of regulating Google and Facebook like utilities. In a familiar refrain, three anonymous sources who were involved in discussions with Bannon supposedly revealed this development to The Intercept. Government intervention into the private sector is usually and […]

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