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Senate Panel Will Not Vote To Subpoena Twitter, Facebook CEOs Over Bias After Republicans Object

Emily Zanotti
Senate Panel Will Not Vote To Subpoena Twitter, Facebook CEOs Over Bias After Republicans Object
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Key Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee are now “wavering” on whether to subpoena Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg over concerns about anti-conservative bias on social platforms, leaving the committee’s plan to address the issue up in the air according to a report from POLITICO.

Last week, following Twitter’s decision to fully ban sharing a New York Post story about a mystery laptop containing emails that allegedly show international influence peddling by Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s son Hunter, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) warned Twitter’s CEO, Jack Dorsey, that he should expect to explain his platform’s censorship policies before the Senate committee.

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