Alabama governor Kay Ivey blasts Facebook for censoring her page (reclaimthenet.org)
A Facebook representative later told Fox that the page was “mistakenly restricted for less than an hour for reasons unrelated to any posted content.”
Uh huh. I’ll let you be the judge of the truth of that.
Ivey had made a statement to her campaign’s Facebook page on September 10, expressing her opposition to President Joe Biden’s day-before announcement of broad employer vaccine mandates, in response to Biden’s comments about responding to governors who did not comply with the mandates.
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“I believe in the vaccine. I just don’t believe in mandating any level of government. That’s just not the role of government,” the governor stated.
“You bet I’m standing in the way. And if he thinks he’s going to move me out of the way, he’s got another thing coming,” she added.
And then what happened? You guessed it.
But Facebook says it was an accident
And Facebook is an honorable company
So are they all, all honorable companies.
With apologies to William Shakespeare.
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