Taking A Poll of Me, Myself, And I

McGrath says social media platforms should decide these things for themselves. https://t.co/Hyx53nwaz5

— Bryan McGrath (@ConsWahoo) July 16, 2021

It really wouldn’t take much effort for the Administration to avoid playing into the tropes in the silly Trump-sues-the-internet cases and stay further away from the line. This seems sloppy. https://t.co/D3Z4NxYFw0

— HatIsNotIntoCoups (@Popehat) July 16, 2021

3 out of 3 don't really give a shit about this issue.

Freedom Phone endorsers like Roger Stone, Candace Owens, and Dinesh D'Souza make $50 per phone sold, according to its website. Pretty good money for convincing people to buy a $500 phone that sells elsewhere for $120. https://t.co/P4OSmQDMSu

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) July 16, 2021

THIS is funny, because ox gored, whose, and all.  And yeah:

If you buy a $120 phone for $500 because Candace Owens told you, you would have done something really stupid with the money no matter what.

— HatIsNotIntoCoups (@Popehat) July 16, 2021

This?

(1) Quite apart from the merits, the White House should stop presuming to tell private companies how to moderate user speech. (2) On the merits, that’s an incredibly dumb idea on multiple levels. https://t.co/iw0i3FMtMe

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) July 16, 2021

Besides, is that what the White House is doing?

NEW: Biden's "They're killing people" remark comes after months of frustration over Facebook. Inside the meetings between the White House and Facebook w/ @KannoYoungs https://t.co/awx1S6GUKq

— Cecilia Kang (@ceciliakang) July 17, 2021

Bigger fish, people. It's pretty much a meaningless phrase from the Press Room podium, and it blunts the "DEMS ARE IN THE POCKET OF BIG TECH!" bullshit.

Joe Bob calls it a wash.  Me, myself and I; we agree with him.