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Friends,
This week I spoke at the Energy and Commerce Big Tech Subcommittee hearing on holding big tech accountable - While everyone has been distracted by the internal research that Frances Haugen revealed to the public, no one has been asking the more important questions. How does Facebook decide what misinformation is? Who are these fact checkers and why should they be trusted? I asked in this hearing.
I also explained the truth about the continuing resolution that Congress just voted on, why we voted against it, and address the comments being made about how this affects vaccine mandates.
Remember, if you are having a problem with a federal agency, please do not hesitate to reach out to my offices. Helping constituents with casework is one of my top priorities in Congress and I have a full team in Houston and Washington, D.C. ready to assist you.
Sincerely,
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Did any of you know that Frances Haugen’s position at Facebook was with the Civic Misinformation department? While everyone has been distracted by the internal research she revealed to the public, no one has been asking the more important questions: how does Facebook decide what misinformation is? Who are these fact checkers and why should they be trusted? So I asked.
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