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@Riley-CarterDemocrat from Idaho answered…1yr

No, the government should not be allowed to regulate a private business, but the businesses should be held responsible f...

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@Zoe-KirkSocialistfrom Texas answered…1yr

No, this power would be used to censor honest criticism of the government

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@Jacob-WagstaffLibertarian from Utah answered…1yr

People can say what they want. It is up to the people to become educated. It would be ideal for there to be a reliable p...

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@Shy-WolfyConstitution from Michigan answered…3mos

No, social media companies are private and should not be regulated by the government, but, there should be more done to...

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@Craig-AllenVeteran from Texas answered…1yr

Social media platforms who operate as publishers in practice should have platform protections removed.

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@Ryan-MillsSocialist from Colorado answered…1yr

No, but the government should require social media sites to use independent fact checkers to fight misinformation and fa...

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@Alison-GuthriePeace and Freedom from Arkansas answered…1yr

No, but news coming from various sources should be labeled with "verified", "unverified", or even "opinion", so that rea...

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@Haylee-Barrentin…Women’s Equality from California answered…1yr

These sites need to be regulated, but by private companies- not the government

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@Alexis-Langenfel…Republican from Pennsylvania answered…1yr

No, because all media is bias and would censor real information because it doesn't fit their agenda.

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@Patrick-MIndependent from Massachusetts answered…1yr

No, because the government is often the purveyor of misinformation in the Trump era.

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@C-KWorking Family from Kansas answered…2mos

No, this is a violation of free speech but should be identified as an opinion and not actual news reporting

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@Toby-MaguirePeace and Freedom from Wyoming answered…8mos

Social media companies should be held responsible for the proliferation of fake news but the government shouldn't get to...

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@Ellianna-LegakisLibertarian from Utah answered…1yr

Social media sites should be punished for the suppression of information.

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@ST4T3N1L4ND-3RPeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…1yr

No, but the government should strongly advise social media to do so

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@Beth-Hollingswor…American from Texas answered…1yr

If found promoting misinformation they should be prosecuted the same as anyone else doing false advertisements because t...

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@Justin-MarkosLibertarian from Maryland answered…5mos

No, that is Orwellian, and that is a violation of the first amendment right.

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@tyler-brownWorking Family from Arizona answered…1yr

No, but allow bipartisan committees to get there voice out about misinformation

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@John-MalveauxSocialist from California answered…1yr

Personally this is an incredibly complex question and i cannot make a full decision one way or another on it. Disinforma...

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@Max-ReinoldRepublican from New Jersey answered…7mos

Social media should be a forum for free speech, the only regulation should be used to ensure they aren't censoring free...

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@Isaiah-ValverdeWomen’s Equality from Washington answered…1yr

No, that would be boring. No one thinks the same.

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@Numberonecuber-9…Socialist from Illinois answered…1yr

No, but there should be more effort towards educating people about misinformation.

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@Sarah-CoggianoConstitution from Pennsylvania answered…1yr

Yes to the extent that the playing field is leveled and no one social media platform can take a political stance- they n...

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@Karl-ChristensenRepublican from Oregon answered…1yr

Yes, to ensure freedom of speech for all users, not just those the media site or government chooses to support based on...

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@Angela-DexheimerSocialistfrom Utah answered…1yr

The government should be a bigger social media presence, to prevent fake news and misinformation.

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@J.A.L.-MysteryWomen’s Equality from South Carolina answered…1yr

No, but there should be laws regulating how much data companies can collect from users

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