In 2018, a series of damaging stories about longtime GOP donor Elliott Broidy appeared in the New York Times and WSJ.
The stories were largely based on emails most likely hacked by Qatari intelligence.
Based on Twitter's very broad policy...shouldn't those stories be blocked?
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Anybody who doesn’t think this is purely political covered with a thin veneer of some policy they think they can justify, is not very astute.
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You're ranting. Social media platforms shouldn't amplify Russian disinformation campaigns. Period. Today finally they did the right thing, and throttled it in the beginning rather than letting it metasticize and profit off the traffic.
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Nice to find a journalist with some integrity today. Makes me (almost) hopeful.
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Ah - Yashar is just mad that the world is calling Mags out again for trying to influence an election with shoddy journalism.
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I think the NY Post situation is part of what Twitter more recently announced would be stepped up efforts to remove disinformation during the 2020 election. It’s also possible they are extra confident that this is misinformation because they work with the FBI.
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