She's not wrong, but there's at least some precedent for advertisers injecting saner editorial policies in online plateforms. The events known as the YouTube ad

She's not wrong, but there's at least some precedent for advertisers injecting saner editorial policies in online plateforms. The events known as the YouTube ad-pocalypse brought a lot of changes to the way YouTube and Google handled misinformation, vitriolic content, etc. The government version of this (outright censorship) and the govt-lite version of this (repeal of section 230 and other safe harbor mechanisms) are stronger but would curb speech a lot more. Speaking of, it'll be interesting to hear what Twitter's new take on section 230 is now. It used to be that some conservatives favored repealing it as a means of pressure on an ecosystem that they viewed as unfair to their views.