05-18-2022, 09:12 PM
Little late to the party (sorry, been busy) and I didn't read all 11 pages... but...
I'm open to the idea as misinformation is largely how wars will likely be fought going forward, how rights get repressed and how people get convinced to worry about trivial things as opposed to big issues. BUT, it should originate in Congress and should extend beyond bipartisan debates. There are dozens of parties represented in Congress and state legislatures. They would have to have a seat at any kind of a table that's going to discuss misinformation.
I'm open to the idea as misinformation is largely how wars will likely be fought going forward, how rights get repressed and how people get convinced to worry about trivial things as opposed to big issues. BUT, it should originate in Congress and should extend beyond bipartisan debates. There are dozens of parties represented in Congress and state legislatures. They would have to have a seat at any kind of a table that's going to discuss misinformation.
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