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Given Google search shows very current results usually I have to think this is a manual action someone took. The reason is probably the same reason all tech com

Given Google search shows very current results usually I have to think this is a manual action someone took. The reason is probably the same reason all tech companies censor - I mean “moderate” - their platforms. They have no diversity of politics internally and are willing to abuse their monopoly on power. They view their role as telling others what is good for them, rather than being neutral. Also isn’t it interesting that something as prominent as an assassination attempt took place less than two weeks ago and already it is being buried everywhere and is out of the news cycle?

CurtHagenlocher 2y ago
I think a better explanation for it being out of the news cycle is that it's no longer news, and that there has been no additional information learned since the first 24 hours or so -- other than the Secret Service director resigning, which was briefly news. Like the public that watches it, "the news" has the attention span of a gnat.
- tatrajim 2y ago
  Not sure about this. There have been multiple Congressional hearings that produced continuing nuggets of information, provoking yet more speculation. And in the past 24 hours ABC had a rather shocking interview with the local police revealing that: "The local SWAT team assigned to help protect former President Donald Trump on July 13 had not had any contact with the Secret Service agents in charge of security before a would-be assassin opened fire, those officers told ABC News. . . . We were supposed to get a face-to-face briefing with the Secret Service members whenever they arrived, and that never happened," said Jason Woods, lead sharpshooter on the SWAT team in Beaver County, Pennsylvania." This report seems sure to fuel further rounds of speculation concerning the abnormal security arrangements. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/failure-communication-local-swat-team-details-account-trump/story?id=112340601 https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/failure-communication-local-...
dangkapital 2y ago
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CurtHagenlocher 2y ago

I think a better explanation for it being out of the news cycle is that it's no longer news, and that there has been no additional information learned since the first 24 hours or so -- other than the Secret Service director resigning, which was briefly news. Like the public that watches it, "the news" has the attention span of a gnat.

tatrajim 2y ago
Not sure about this. There have been multiple Congressional hearings that produced continuing nuggets of information, provoking yet more speculation. And in the past 24 hours ABC had a rather shocking interview with the local police revealing that: "The local SWAT team assigned to help protect former President Donald Trump on July 13 had not had any contact with the Secret Service agents in charge of security before a would-be assassin opened fire, those officers told ABC News. . . . We were supposed to get a face-to-face briefing with the Secret Service members whenever they arrived, and that never happened," said Jason Woods, lead sharpshooter on the SWAT team in Beaver County, Pennsylvania." This report seems sure to fuel further rounds of speculation concerning the abnormal security arrangements. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/failure-communication-local-swat-team-details-account-trump/story?id=112340601 https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/failure-communication-local-...

dangkapital 2y ago

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