Biden team’s social media censorship program halted by federal judge.

OAN’s Neil W. McCabe
4:10 PM – Thursday, July 6, 2023

National Political Correspondent Neil W. McCabe presents a deep dive into Louisiana federal Judge Terry Doughty’s July 4^th preliminary injunction against the Biden administration, naming more than 40 specific officials and more than 12 federal agencies, working to suppress free speech on social media. The judge also forbids the Biden administration from interacting with speech suppression advocates, such as The Virality Project, which he called out for labeling media outlets, such as One America News, as spreaders of misinformation.

National Political Correspondent Neil W. McCabe presents a deep dive into Louisiana federal Judge Terry Doughty’s July 4th preliminary injunction against the Biden administration, naming more than 40 specific officials and more than 12 federal agencies, working to suppress free speech on social media.

Ohio abortion rights groups have delivered nearly 700 thousand signatures in an effort to get a pro-choice measure on the ballot in November.

pre-Vatican II Bishop Donald J. Sanborn, the rector of the Most Holy Trinity Seminary, Reading, Pennsylvania, about the Vatican targeted Bishop Joseph Strickland, a critic of Pope Francis’ leadership of the Catholic Church.

Vivek Ramaswamy, Entrepreneur and GOP Presidential Candidate, has been a vocal advocate for parents and their children reclaiming America’s education system.

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