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Documents Shed New Light On Feds’ Collusion With Private Actors To Police Speech On Social Media

By Ben Weingarten for RealClearWire In the runup to the 2020 election, cybersecurity experts at the Department of Homeland Security and Stanford University decided they had discovered a major problem. The issue was not compromised voter rolls or corrupted election tallies but a “gap” in the government’s authority to clamp down on what it considered […]

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