John Haake

John Haake

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Fractional CMO | Strategic Communication | Practical Marketing
Should Facebook follow Twitter's lead and ban all political ads?
John Haake Asked by John Haake
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Should Facebook follow Twitter's lead and ban all political ads?

Yes.

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No.

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Yes.

Should Facebook follow Twitter's lead and ban all political ads?
Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s chief executive, announced the social media platform would ban all political ads. He says political ads, including manipulated videos and the viral sprea... Show More
Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s chief executive, announced the social media platform would ban all political ads. He says political ads, including manipulated videos and the viral spread of misleading information, presented challenges to civic discourse and has “significant ramifications that today’s democratic infrastructure may not be prepared to handle. ”He added that the reach of political messages “should be earned, not bought.” Show Less
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Scott Silverman
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Scott Silverman

Facebook is unable to control it's platform from being weaponized by foreign countries and others who want to use dishonest methods for political gains.

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John Haake
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John Haake

Disinformation is the enemy of honest discourse. Facebook should be held to the same standard as other media outlets. The health of our democracy is at stake.

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No.

Should Facebook follow Twitter's lead and ban all political ads?
Facebook CEO,Mark Zuckerberg, said in October that his social media platform would allow politicians to run any claims — even false ones — unchecked. He said that Facebook was f... Show More
Facebook CEO,Mark Zuckerberg, said in October that his social media platform would allow politicians to run any claims — even false ones — unchecked. He said that Facebook was founded to give people a voice and stands for free expression despite evidence that millions of ads placed by Russian troll farms negatively impacted results in the 2016 US presidential election. Show Less
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Trump held military aid for political reasons. Is it impeachable?
John Haake Asked by John Haake
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Trump held military aid for political reasons. Is it impeachable?

Yes!

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No.

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Yes!

Schiff and the Democrats laid out a water-tight case against President Trump on holding up military aid to the Ukraine for his personal benefit. This is bribery, which is specif... Show More
Schiff and the Democrats laid out a water-tight case against President Trump on holding up military aid to the Ukraine for his personal benefit. This is bribery, which is specifically mentioned in the constitution as impeachable. Show Less
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No.

Sure, it isn't presidential behavior, but Mulvaney was right that this always happens. This is not something we should overturn an election about. There are perks to the office.
Sure, it isn't presidential behavior, but Mulvaney was right that this always happens. This is not something we should overturn an election about. There are perks to the office. Show Less
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Google joins Twitter limiting political ads. Should Facebook?
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Google joins Twitter limiting political ads. Should Facebook?

Time to catch up!

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No problems here.

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Time to catch up!

Twitter and Google announced the platforms are banning political advertising or limiting audience microtargeting under growing public concern about transparency and abuse.
Twitter and Google announced the platforms are banning political advertising or limiting audience microtargeting under growing public concern about transparency and abuse. Show Less
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No problems here.

I rather hear from candidates than not. Facebook is the modern town square. Let the market determine the value of paid political ads.
I rather hear from candidates than not. Facebook is the modern town square. Let the market determine the value of paid political ads. Show Less
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