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The Disinformation Governance Board is disbanded. Netflix has told employees they will have to tolerate content they don’t agree with. Dave Chappelle and Joe Rogan are still standing, more popular than ever.
The tide is turning. Stand up for free speech. Stand up for liberalism.
Matt Damon does not need government insurance.
Neither does Nicholas Cage. Neither does Cher.
@RandPaul is right: Government insurance should be for people with modest incomes and middle class homes.
It should not be for rich people with $20 million beach houses.
Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, Dave Chappelle, Glenn Greenwald and Bill Maher.
All of them are high profile - and bulletproof - defenders of free speech and basic liberalism right now, during a time when it is so desperately needed.
A year ago @RandPaul tried to tell his colleagues that oversight was needed for a massive Ukraine spending package.
He offered an oversight measure. It failed.
Now the Pentagon has disclosed info that shows Paul was right all along. based-politics.com/2023/05/26/ran…
Joe Rogan getting Sanjay Gupta to admit CNN lied about medicine prescribed to him by a doctor, when the news outlet called it “horse dewormer,” is something no “fact checker,” CNN itself or any other mainstream outlet was ever going to correct or admit.
Today, Sen. Thom Tillis wanted to pass a hurricane aid bill through unanimous consent.
@RandPaul pushed for an amendment that would use pre-existing green energy spending to fund the aid, and also wanted accountability on where that spending was actually going.
Paul noted that
The Durham Report showed how the FBI was weaponized to help Hillary and to hurt Pres. Trump.
@RandPaul was the only Republican to vote against confirming FBI Director Christopher Wray.
Paul was also the only vote against his predecessor, James Comey. based-politics.com/2023/05/21/fla…
There is not a more swamp draining move President Trump could make at this point than to pardon Julian Assange and Edward Snowden and to commute the sentence of Ross Ulbricht.
