Michael Ramirez: United in Censorship 12-13-21

From America's Premiere Editorial Cartoonist

Democrats and Republicans are focused on regulating speech on social media. The people should be the ultimate judges.

Good morning! Today Michael points out that citizens are pretty good at using their free choice to decide what they want to hear and see on social media. Section 230 protects liberal tech giants who seek to control thought, speech, and election results.

Gut Big Tech’s Section 230 Protection —Shaun McCutcheon, Town Hall

Social Media’s Big Con Game —Greenfield Reporter

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More of what we’ve been reading today:

Cracked icons — VICTOR D. HANSON, AM. GREATNESS

Dementia Joe strikes again — HOWIE CARR, BOSTON HERALD

True cost of Biden agenda — BYRON YORK, EXAMINER

The High Price of Bidenomics —David Catron, The American Spectator

In California, the Affluent Look Away While Their Cities Burn Ayaan Hirsi Ali, UnHerd

Pelosi's January 6th Committee Hoax —Melissa Mackenzie, The American Spectator

Why the Russiagate Scandal Outranks the Rest —J. Peder Zane, RCP

Why Democracy Needs the Rich To Properly Function  John McGinnis, City Journal

SEC Shouldn't Be Let Anywhere Close To Crypto -Charles Gasparino, New York Post

Spending Is Not Going to Save the Democrats  —Kevin Williamson, National Review