Interesting because during this exact time period, every social media company declined all sorts of requests from the government, as I'm sure they do a couple d

Interesting because during this exact time period, every social media company declined all sorts of requests from the government, as I'm sure they do a couple dozen or hundred times per day? I wonder if these multi-billion dollar companies have anyone on staff who is aware of the company's 1st Amendment rights (they do). Edit: jcranmer's comment reminded me to be explicit on this: it is in fact illegal for the government to coerce private parties to regulate speech. That's why it's important that those private parties never claimed they were coerced, and there's given that they agreed with some requests and didn't with others, there's no evidence whatsoever they were coerced.