[neverevergiveup]

If I were advising Trump, I'd have him put a bevy of attorneys on this - looking at all the relevant laws. I'd be looking for laws that directly prohibit, and thus put at prosecutable risk, any technology company that manipulates the internet or the flow of information to influence the election. The relevant laws should be enumerated and published on the White House and Senate websites such that the public knows the rules, and those who would break those rules have been forewarned that they are being monitored and are as legal risk.

I'd advise him to right now start talking about how important it is for citizens to have safe elections in which they can feel confident that they will not be disenfranchised by those who shouldn't be voting. I would advise him to announce a team of cyber specialists, and an election ‘Cybersecurity Czar’, to ensure that no one from inside or outside our nation interferes with the vote. I would also advise him to start a confidential whistleblower ‘hotline’/reporting mechanism that would allow people to report violations and concerns.

For starters.

[Chickensoup]

Nonsense, the issues you are talking about are ones that they can easily hide. There is no way of putting a system in place and keeping track of this.

INSTEAD:
Immeditately turn all social media and search engines and AMAZON into Utilities.

Regulated like Utilities and cannot censorin any way.

Censorship happens at the user level.

[wastedyears]

The relevant laws should be enumerated and published on the White House and Senate websites such that the public knows the rules, and those who would break those rules have been forewarned that they are being monitored and are as legal risk.

Nah, do that in reverse. Serve Goolag, then post the relevant laws online. This way they don't have time to cancel their action.