Platforms must police speech not punish thoughts
David Harsanyi argues that tech giants can ban conspiracy theories like Alex Jones while remaining private platforms. He notes journalists pressure CEOs to regulate speech and warns liberal and conservative campaigns alike risk conflating politics with hate, urging prudent moderation rather than broad censorship.
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Community letters critique Trump media stance and policy impacts
A reader questions Trump support and media trust amid rallies. The letter argues CNN and other outlets misreport, cites climate fire coverage, and urges Congress to repeal cane sugar duties to alter farm trade dynamics with Brazil and Asia.
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GOP anti worker claims amid Iowa labor clash
Rick Moyle argues the Iowa GOP has pursued policies harming workers including lowering the minimum wage, weakening public sector unions, cutting workers compensation protections, and weakening labor standards. He urges voters to focus on Hubbell support from pro worker groups and criticizes mudslinging tactics. Moyle is executive director of the Hawkeye Area Labor Council AFL-CIO.
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