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According to this latest article she partially takes back some of her outrageous demands: https://firstamendmentwatch.org/nikki-haley-walks-back-her-demand-that-social-media-ban-anonymous-posters-after-facing-gop-backlash
“Facing Backlash, Nikki Haley Softens Demand That Social Media Ban Anonymous Posters”
I saw that. Absolutely goofy… First she says something about wanting a more civil internet, but apparently that “civility” extends to putting people’s names on social media when they live in a country known for making propaganda?
So little red flags for people in China, little stars of David for people in Isr… Yeah, she would do that wouldn’t she
Edit: why the down votes? Nikki Haley fans in the audience?