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RealClearPolitics Columnist: Censorship is a MORTAL THREAT to our Republic
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4/7/2025, 9:37 PM
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Benjamin Weingarten lays out how the censorship-industrial complex targeted Americans and our core political speech. "This sprawling regime, which spans from the federal government to the civil society partners it has often funded, coordinated, and directed has sought to purge unauthorized opinions and inconvenient facts en masse under guise of combatting a purported pandemic of “mis-, dis-, and mal-information."
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