> “Facebook was giving preferential treatment to prominent conservative accounts to help them remove fact-checks from their content.” It takes an awful lot of

> “Facebook was giving preferential treatment to prominent conservative accounts to help them remove fact-checks from their content.” It takes an awful lot of faith in one very specific facet of the "fact-checking" process on Facebook to think that it's perfectly fair and entirely neutral — while another facet helping people who are impacted by the "fact checks" call them into question is entirely unfair right wing favoritism. I would suggest that this faith is ill-founded.