[a fool in paradise]

So does that mean that this is an in-kind contribution to liberal Democrats in an election year and a “pay-for-play” shakedown to get seen anymore targeting those on the right of center?

What does the FEC say about such queen advertising and messaging “rules” on a common carrier site?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

We have to bake pervert cakes, but they can deny service at will.

[Dalberg-Acton]

What this means is Facebook doesn’t want to see a repeat of the Trump election. By censoring conservative views, they hope Democrats will sweep the midterms.

[plain talk]

What does the FEC say about such queen advertising and messaging “rules” on a common carrier site?

Is Facebook viewed as a "common carrier site"? Maybe it should be ... but I don't think it is classified that way. Facebook is not a carrier. It is an over-the-top web site. I suspect it can pretty much do whatever it wants.