Facebook recently said it was "free speech" for politicians to actively
lie in Facebook ads. CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies to Congress Wednesday.
[ [link removed] ]Tell Facebook to block ads that lie, just like TV networks do.

"Mark Zuckerberg pre-screened questions at a public event this week.
Luckily, I have a chance to ask him tough questions on Wednesday...As
always, I’ll be studying before this hearing and thinking hard about the
best questions to ask." -- Progressive Congresswoman Katie Porter

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently changed policy to actively allow
lies in paid ads after meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. He
called it "free speech."

Trump spends a million dollars a week on online ads. Facebook's policy of
allowing lies could impact the election. [ [link removed] ]Sign the petition telling
Facebook they should ban ads that clearly lie, just like TV networks do.
(And share your thoughts with Katie Porter about what to ask Zuckerberg
here.)

Today, CNN wrote, "Rep. Katie Porter isn't part of 'The Squad.' But the
freshman House Democrat is stirring up trouble for President Trump."

The New Republic wrote, "California’s Katie Porter studied under Elizabeth
Warren. Now she’s going viral by schooling Republicans on Capitol Hill."

[ [link removed] ]With your help, we can make sure Mark Zuckerberg squirms...and changes
policy so Facebook doesn't distort the presidential election again.

Thanks for being a bold progressive.

-- The PCCC Team

P.S. You can watch the hearing live this Wednesday at 10am Eastern
[ [link removed] ]here.


Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told PCCC members, "The majority of Americans are with us on the policies. Americans support Medicare for All, expanding Social Security benefits, gun reform, debt-free college, and a $15 minimum wage. Bold progressive values are popular EVERYWHERE. Together, we have the people. Together, with your help, we’ll have the votes." Chip in $3 here: [link removed]


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