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When conservatives criticize Facebook, Facebook’s corporate response is appeasement. When progressives criticize Facebook, Facebook’s corporate response is disingenuous counterpunching. Unrelatedly, when Republicans win elections they deliver massive tax cuts to Facebook. — PolitiTweet.org

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@ewarren looks like broadcast stations across the country have aired this ad nearly 1,000 times, as required by law… https://t.co/vkYf0tW9XH

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This used to seem correct to me but everything that’s happened over the past two years suggests it’s not the case. — PolitiTweet.org

Jonathan Bernstein @jbview

One big difference now vs. Watergate: Many Nixon people really were Nixon people; they had worked for him for years… https://t.co/tuEabFMZgz

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The beauty of this specific controversy is both sides are right: — The idea of a company as big & powerful as Facebook abdicating all responsibility for truth is scary. — The idea of a company as big & powerful as Facebook unilaterally adjudicating the truth is scary. — PolitiTweet.org

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