On May 26, 2020, Donald Trump released two tweets strongly opposing this. Implementing mail-in voting in California. This exceptional device, put forward by California Democrats, should allow voters to vote while respecting social distancing measures against the coronavirus. Donald Trump fears that this system will facilitate fraud and voter fraud.
Twitter quickly issued a statement “Check the facts” Below both tweets. “These tweets contain potentially misleading information about the voting process and have been flagged to provide additional context about voting by mail.” A Twitter spokesperson explains. Now even the word is displayed on the social network “Get the facts about voting by mail”The link directs Internet users to additional information on the topic of voting by mail.
On the same subject: Fake News – Donald Trump threatens to file complaints against Google and Facebook
Donald Trump accuses Twitter of trying to manipulate 2020 US elections
Donald Trump clearly didn’t like having his statements called into question. As usual, he quickly responded with a new tweet. “Twitter Stifles Freedom of Expression” first launched the American president. “Twitter is interfering in the 2020 presidential election. CNN and Amazon are claiming my statements about mail-in voting are false based on fake news from the Washington Post” He accuses Donald Trump with his usual zeal. This isn’t the first time Trump has accused tech giants of trying to do this. influence elections. Last year, he accused Google of trying to manipulate American voters. A year ago, Trump accused Google News of rigging search results by boosting left-wing media and censoring right-wing, Republican and conservative media.
“Republicans feel that social media has completely censored conservative voices. We will heavily regulate or shut them down to prevent that from happening.” Threatens businessman. The 45th President of the United States also plans to publish Decree aims to regulate companies behind social networks Like Facebook or Twitter. According to White House representatives, Trump will sign this executive order, the exact content of which is not yet known, as of Thursday, May 28.
Numerous industry executives have responded to Trump’s threats, particularly Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and founder of Facebook. “It doesn’t seem like the right reaction to me for the government to decide to censor a platform because of concerns about censorship.” He predicts Mark Zuckerberg was interviewed on CNN. We will give you more information about Donald Trump’s plans as soon as possible. While we wait for more information, feel free to share your thoughts on this matter in the comments below.
….it happened again. Just like we cannot allow large scale Mail-in Voting to take root in our Country. Cheating, forgery and ballot theft will be a free for all. Whoever cheated the most will win. Similarly Social Media. Clean up your act NOW!!!!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 27, 2020
