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Donald Trump and the limits of free speech

13 January 2021

3:21 AM

13 January 2021

3:21 AM

Is Donald Trump’s expulsion from Twitter an attack on free speech? A great many Republicans are saying so. You certainly can call it ‘de-platforming’: when you lose your speaking invite, your social media posting rights or your book deal. Josh Hawley has claimed that his First Amendment rights were violated by Simon & Schuster when they decided not to publish his book.

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