Should the government communicate with social media companies about content?

Should the government communicate with social media companies about content?

Yes

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No

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Yes

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Tom Maxwell
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Tom Maxwell

To prevent false information.

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Ervin Guinn
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Ervin Guinn

False statements and lies should not be presented as facts from either side of the political spectrum. If it takes government intervention to stop this misinformation, then that's the way it should be.

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No

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Bernard Hinshaw
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Bernard Hinshaw

Can not allow our freedom of speech to be tampered with at all !!!!! All they are doing is damage control protecting themselves

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Will Mason
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Will Mason

Nothing people are talking about is the government's business. They need to sit and shut up. Maybe they could try listening instead.

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson comments that First Amendment “hamstrings" government. What a terrible thing for a Justice to say. She would happily remove our First Amendment of the Bill of Rights.

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Vernon Taylor
Vernon Taylor

And we all know why she's there.

Lida Vitt
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Lida Vitt

Have you just about ever saw good come out of government getting involved!! The framers gave the government 2 jobs!! Secure our border (failed), maintain our military (failed)! The Federal government had less than 1,000 employees except for the military, prior to the Civil War!! What happened!!

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Would you take a pay cut for more sleep?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
734 Votes

Would you take a pay cut for more sleep?

Yes, for my health!

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No way!!

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Yes, for my health!

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Libby Christian
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Libby Christian

Cuz I love to sleep and it's healthy

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No way!!

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Dan Taylor
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Dan Taylor

Under 30 years old, it comes built in

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Janine Dobkins Hansen
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Janine Dobkins Hansen

Doesn’t matter anyway I’m still not going to sleep enough

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Sam Ackerman
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Sam Ackerman

I learned a job skill that pay's very well and do not need to work more then 40 hours a week. Shot I dont even need to work the whole year.

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Should taxpayer money go towards the White House ballroom?

Should taxpayer money go towards the White House ballroom?

Yes

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No

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Yes

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No one has commented yet

No

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Patty Contreras
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Patty Contreras

Big waste of money on a vanity project that does not benefit Americans. Money can be better spent on Healthcare, the homeless, housing, daycare, education..I could go on and on. This president is the biggest conman and grifter ever in history. He has already wasted & stolen billions of dollars.

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Linda Rothrock Jurus
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Linda Rothrock Jurus

When it proposed Trump said it was being built by private donors! Now Liar in Chief wants taxpayers to foot bill... Just another of many lies!

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L. Maldonado
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L. Maldonado

Illegal. No Congressional permission. No taxpayer approval. Unneeded. No his personal residence. WH belongs to the people, not the Kremlin look-a-like. Trump is not POTUS; he was constitutionally banned from office. He DID NOT WIN, because the Constitution says so. (14thA, section 3.)

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Ralph Stewart
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Ralph Stewart

The average American is being hurt by the rising gas and grocery prices and shouldn’t be expected to pay for an extravagant ballroom. The US doesn’t need to be spending money on luxuries like a ballroom, when it can’t pay its 28 TRILLION DOLLARS debt. The country is on the verge of bankruptcy!

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