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Trump tweeted Friday night: “Our Republican Senate missed an opportunity to ditch Section 230, which gives the tech giants unlimited power. Sad !!!”
“Now, they (the Senate) want to give people who have been affected by the Chinese virus (CCP) $ 600 instead of the $ 2,000 they desperately need. It is unfair and reckless!” Trump wrote.
Trump also retweeted a tweet from the Republican Senate National Committee (NRSC): “Big Tech is here again. Facebook has shut down the Georgia Battleground Fund’s advertising account, which serves NRSC., Kelly Loeffler’s joint fundraising committee. and David Perdue (account) “.
“There is only 4 days left before Election Day, which is unacceptable,” wrote NRSC.
Trump wrote that Republicans should remove the provisions of Section 230 of the National Defense (Authorization) Act to avoid this problem. Never learn a lesson! ! !
On Friday afternoon, the United States Senate voted 81-13 to overturn President Trump’s veto of the $ 740.5 billion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). On December 28, 2020, the United States House of Representatives reversed the president’s decision by a vote of 322: 87.
President Trump has issued several public warnings about the veto of the 2020 National Defense Act. Trump opposes the bill’s requirement to change the names of military bases, slows the withdrawal of troops from abroad, and hopes to abolish the article. 230 of the shield for technology companies.
In vetoing the NDAA, Trump said the bill has yet to make significant changes to section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
This provision grants immunity to social media companies from being prosecuted for content appearing on their platforms or for removing parts of the content.
“Unfinished Article 230: The very dangerous national security risks it entails will make our intelligence work almost impossible, because it lets everyone know what our (intelligence) is doing at every step. Trump said in the veto letter.
In this year’s US election fraud controversy, high-tech companies such as Google, Twitter and Facebook, under the protection of Article 230, have continued to use policies to remove and suppress comments on voter fraud and false ballots. Posts that include Trump and Republican lawmakers have been hidden or tagged many times.
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