(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., expressed her jubilation over what she described as a significant triumph for free speech advocates after a federal judge temporarily barred Biden from colluding with Big Tech platforms to censor free speech.
In a recent interview on Real America’s Voice on Thursday, Boebert blasted the Biden administration for violating conservatives’ free speech by mandating social media companies to crack down on posts that violated the federal government’s agenda.
“We’ve known for months that the White House, Big Tech, and the federal agencies have been colluding, for months, to target and censor conservatives who disagree with their communist-like agenda,” Boebert stated. “The FBI worked with Twitter to prevent the Hunter Biden laptop story from spreading. They did not want this story to be released to the public because they knew that it would impact their election.”
Boebert lauded the efforts of the attorney generals from Missouri and Louisiana, acknowledging their pivotal role in securing an injunction that halted what she called an “Orwellian-type of behavior.”
Boebert warned that had it not been for the court injunction, Biden would have interfered in the upcoming presidential election. She added, “If it weren’t for the Missouri and Louisiana attorney generals taking a stand and getting the injunction in place, Big Tech and the Biden administration would continue this Orwellian-type of behavior and it would continue into the next election and maybe even beyond.”
The congresswoman also highlighted the extensive evidence of censorship cited in the lawsuit filed by the attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana, which included 14,000 facts and 20,000 pages of evidence.
“This victory will go on for quite some time, and tyrants and dictators try historically to censor the press and their people,” Boebert emphasized. “That should never occur in the land of the free, and Grant, one of the greatest rights that we have in America is our freedom of speech.”
Expressing her gratitude towards the attorney generals who fought to protect free speech, Boebert said, “I am very grateful that these attorney generals have stepped up and have obtained this amazing victory on behalf of so many Americans and our freedom of speech.”
