I don't think so. When I've seen conservative news being shared and bouncing around to the point that it should be trending it's usually fairly benign things li

I don't think so. When I've seen conservative news being shared and bouncing around to the point that it should be trending it's usually fairly benign things like Clinton scandal pot stirring. Try reporting something like a page post from Franklin Graham pointedly referring to Caitlyn Jenner as "he" with associated condemnation (and associated comments advocating violence) and watch it get bounced back as "not violating community standards". Seems like backwards priorities to me. Anyway, if you are trying to steer discourse it's more subtle to suppress featured items than it is to ban figures beloved by certain segments of the country. Also less risk of offending people away from FB and risking ad revenue.