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In a rally that could only be described as a thunderous return to form, former President Donald Trump laid down the law for all those Washington bureaucrats who think they can play puppet master while trampling on free speech. Addressing an enthusiastic crowd in Wisconsin, Trump announced his intention to fire every federal employee who has taken part in the censorship activities under the Biden-Harris administration. This bold move has all the makings of a blockbuster comeback tour but with higher stakes than just chart-topping singles.
Since President Biden’s inauguration in 2021, a veritable Pandora’s box of censorship evidence has been flung wide open, proving that once the government gets its hands on the narrative, there’s no pulling it back. Recent revelations, particularly from Facebook’s own CEO, highlight how the FBI played gatekeeper, labeling the now-infamous Hunter Biden laptop story as “Russian disinformation.” This little tidbit set off a digital chain reaction that saw the story vanish from social media platforms faster than a magician’s rabbit disappearing into thin air.
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Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter unmasked the cozy relationship between tech companies and White House officials, where discussions about controlling the narrative on COVID-19 and election integrity were as casual as folks chatting about the weather. It seems that a former FBI agent was on the payroll to help moderate this “misinformation,” serving up a side of irony that would be hard to match at a dinner party. Who knew social media needed a “police” force for bad?
In a moment that could give even the most stoic politicians a dose of righteousness, Trump pulled no punches when it came to the mainstream media. He pointed out not just their role in censorship but outright treason against the truth. Trump mused about the sanity of journalistic integrity today versus the past, alleging that too many journalists have turned into bad actors rather than truth-tellers with a “police force” mentality meant to uphold freedom of expression, a noble cause now thoroughly compromised.
To round off his fiery speech, Trump declared that he would not only protect free speech but would also sign an executive order to dismantle the machinery of censorship put in place under the Harris regime. If there was any doubt left in the air, it was swiftly quashed with his promise to purge the ranks of federal employees who have been complicit in stifling American voices. It seems that for Trump, the restoration of free expression is not just an ideal but a mission, and he’s prepared to go to war—metaphorically, of course—with the bureaucrats who think they can keep silencing patriotic Americans.
