[goldstategop]

Silicon Valley trying to shadow ban GOP ads.

They’re desperate.

[kiryandil]

They began this conspiracy within a week after the 2016 election.

Silicon biggie & pervboy Dave McClure pitched a fit on stage at an international tech gathering the day after the election and vowed to "make sure" that great politicians like President Trump never got elected.

McClure: "We [Silicon Valley] provide communications platforms for the rest of the country, and we are allowing s**t to happen..."

"...It's our duty and our responsibility as entrepreneurs, as citizens of the f**king world, to make sure that s**t does not happen [people like Trump taking office]..."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVTVf7ffShg

Planning amongst many players, and execution.

It's a conspiracy.

[grey_whiskers]

[DiogenesLamp]

I'm not sure that's even legal. It seems to me I recall there is a federal law requiring companies to carry ads for anyone seeking a federal office. They don't have a right to turn it down if it follows Federal election law. I believe so long as the candidate endorses it, it cannot be denied on the basis of content.

Perhaps someone else knows more on this subject, but that's something I seem to recall from what I have learned over the years.