Colorado Democrats Seek Power to Block Social Media Users

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Geller Report
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8 May 2023
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Colorado News
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Colorado legislation
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Democrats are coming for your speech, your thoughts, your guns and then, you’re done. Game over.

Colorado politicians seek power to block social media users

DENVER (AP) — Colorado lawmakers pushed a bill to the governor’s desk that would allow politicians to block social media users from their private accounts, just weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court announced it would consider to what extent that’s legal.

The measure Colorado’s Democrat-controlled Legislature approved Thursday allows lawmakers to block people for any reason they choose. The rule wouldn’t apply to some politicians’ accounts, such as one of Gov. Jared Polis’ Twitter accounts...

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