Looks like Joe Biden is showing his fascist Democrat tendencies again. He’s demanding media, as well as social networks like Facebook and Twitter not allow Trump’s ad revealing the Trump of crackhead Hunter Biden. So far, only CNN is bending to Biden and not running any of Trump’s Hunter Biden ads (as if anyone watches them anyway). Scared Joey? It’s not as if the media has been talking about crackhead Hunter Biden’s corruption anyway, but the ads are powerful and you can understand why groper Joe Biden is so scared.
| Joe Biden demands media not run Hunter Biden ads from Trump, CNN obliges |
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Joe Biden’s campaign tried to pressure Fox News and others recently to stop running a Trump ad addressing the former vice president’s role allegedly pressuring Ukraine to oust a prosecutor who at one time investigated a company tied to his son, Hunter Biden. He’s asked other outlets to do the same.
The campaign ad, published on Sept. 27, contains a statement suggesting the former vice president “offered Ukraine $1 billion to fire the prosecutor investigating a company affiliated with his son.” Biden has struggled to maintain his position atop the list of Democrats running for president.
The Biden campaign asked CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg in an Oct. 8 letter to reject the ad, suggesting that its content contains false information. The Silicon Valley giant dismissed the request on the grounds that the ad complies with Facebook’s policies on free speech.
“Our approach is grounded in Facebook’s fundamental belief in free expression, respect for the democratic process, and the belief that, in mature democracies with a free press, political speech is already arguably the most scrutinized speech there is,” Facebook’s head of global elections policy Katie Harbath said in a letter.
Twitter received similar treatment. Joe Biden’s campaign asked the social media company to distinguish between Trump’s personal account and paid advertising content — “just as Twitter does in every other context,” the campaign said in an Oct. 9 letter to Twitter.