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MONROE, Louisiana (LifeSiteNews) — The attorneys general of Louisiana and Missouri filed a lawsuit to stop the Biden administration’s “collusion” with Big Tech companies to censor political speech.
The lawsuit, filed on Tuesday in a federal district court in Louisiana, asks for a preliminary injunction to stop President Joe Biden and other administration officials from working with or pressuring social media companies to limit political speech.
Attorneys general Jeff Landry of Louisiana and Eric Schmitt of Missouri have asked a federal judge to issue an order that prevents Biden officials “from taking any steps to demand, urge, encourage, pressure, or otherwise induce any company or platform for online speech.”
Government can’t outsource its censorship to Big Tech.
Missouri is fighting back and today we filed our motion for Preliminary Injunction against the Biden Administration. A 🧵https://t.co/1wXbAa1DCD pic.twitter.com/Q1y1LUGZ6Q
— Eric Schmitt (@Eric_Schmitt) June 14, 2022
The preliminary injunction should extend to “any employee, officer, or agent of any such online company or platform, to censor, suppress, remove, de-platform, suspend, shadow-ban, de-boost, or take any other adverse action against any speaker, content, or
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