[Roccus]

“I know that the political landscape that we’re all operating in is terribly partisan, but we don’t want unpopular opinions being suppressed by whoever’s in power,” said Arnold. “It really transcends party politics.

NOTHING transcends party politics!!

[Delta 21]

So this publisher admits thats its ok to censor literature if they do it but not if asked by the government?

[thesligoduffyflynns]

scummy nazi

sheeeeessshhhh

[T.B. Yoits]

Does the U.S. government have contracts with Amazon? Yes

Is Senator Liawatha Warren a member of the U.S. government? Yes

Does Amazon sell Senator Warren's own books? Yes

Did Senator Warren, a member of the U.S. government, direct Amazon, a contractor for the U.S. government, to stop selling a third party's book? (on official government letterhead no less) Yes

Senator Liawatha Warren committed a crime, violated the Senate's ethics rules, and also committed a tort against the book author.

[JimRed]

Warren sent a letter to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy urging him to suppress the bestseller, ‘The Truth About COVID-19.’

Truth to Warren is like a silver bullet to a werewolf, water to the Wicked Witch or Kryptonite to Superman.

[Eleutheria5]

Not remarkable that a Senator is pressuring a private company to suppress a book or an article. That’s been going on for a while. What’s remarkable is that Amazon didn’t do it this time, and told the publisher about it, so the publisher could sue. Dam is bursting. Men are biting dogs. It’s ending.

[minnesota_bound]

Any gov’t official should lose their job right away for denying Americans their free speech and making a living.