And if you actually read the WSJ article it states: >"Some 37% of people in the new survey said social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are not reg

And if you actually read the WSJ article it states: >"Some 37% of people in the new survey said social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are not regulated enough, while the same share said the sites have the right amount of government regulation, and 14% said there was too much regulation." So its actually pretty evenly split between the "not regulated enough" and "have the right amount of regulation." I think its fair to say that the 14% that said "there was too much regulation" of social media when in fact there is virtually none are simply doctrinaire anti-regulation Republicans who don't support regulation of any kind anywhere. So the fact that they were specifically being asked specifically about social media is basically irrelevant.