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The Twitter Files and the Future of the Democratic Party With Silicon Valley’s Congressman [Bari Weiss, TFP]

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  • Ro Khanna is a progressive congressman from Silicon Valley who speaks out on the unintended consequences of technology and the digital revolution.
  • Khanna’s policies on Big Tech are not what many would expect, and he was one of the few Democrats to criticize Twitter’s decision to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story.
  • Khanna believes there is a need to have a conversation about how free speech works on social media platforms, and how to make sure everyone has a fair shake on them.
  • He believes that Twitter should have documented Donald Trump’s tweets inciting violence in a consistent way before banning him.
  • Khanna suggests solutions such as giving people the right to their own data, reforming Section 230, and embracing a “new economic patriotism” that focuses on bringing production back to America.
  • Khanna is not yet considering a future presidential run, and is currently happy making a contribution from Silicon Valley.

Click HERE for original. Published December 17, 2022

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