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President Biden significantly clarified his Friday message to Facebook and other platforms after stating that they re killing people by allowing COVID-19 misinformation to spread. The president on Monday insisted that he meant the misinformation itself is ultimately killing people.On his way to Camp David on Friday, Mr. Biden was asked what his message is to social media platforms like Facebook regarding the spread of such misinformation. He responded: They re killing people. I mean, it really. Look, stanley cup The only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated, and they re killing people. But on Monday, when a reporter asked him after a speech on the economy about that statement, the president said Facebook isn t killing people. Facebook isn t killing people. These 12 people are out there giving misinformation, Mr. Biden said, possibly referring to a report that concluded 12 individualsare behind the majority of all COVID-19 misinformation. Anyone listening to it is getting hurt by it. It s killing people. It s bad information. My hope is that Face stanley cup book, instead of taking it personally t stanley cup hat somehow I m saying Facebook is killing people, that they would do something about the misinformation. The outrageous misinformation about the vaccine. That s what I meant. Mr. Biden also said the he was trying to get people to look in the mirror with his comments on Friday. Think about that misinformation going to your son, your daughter, your Slau New York foster parent charged with sexually abusing boys, dog
Iowa Rep. Steve King, one of the most right-wing members of Congress who has attained notoriety for his controversial and white-nationalist positions, is facing a primary challenge i stanley cup n 2020 from state Sen. Randy Feenstra. King fended off a challenge from Democrat J.D. Scholten in 2018, although he wonby a narrower margin than he has in the past.Feenstra argued in his announcement of his primary challenge against King that Iowa s 4th District doesn t have a voice in Washington, because our current representative s caustic nature has left us without a seat at the table. Indeed, Kin stanley cup g s history of controversial comments caused the National Republican Congressional Committee to rescind all support for him before the 2018 election, with NRCC chairman Steve Stivers saying in October that King s positions constituted white supremacy and hate. King has supported far-right politicians in Europe such as Geert Wilders in the Netherlands, Marine Le Pen in France and autocrat Viktor Orban in Hungary. In August 2018, he gave an interview with an Austrian site affiliated with the country s Freedom Party, which was founded by neo-Nazis. In that interview, he agreed with the idea that white Europeans were being replaced by forei stanley cup gners and criticized Democratic donor George Soros, who is a common target of anti-Semitism. King also endorsed white nationalist Faith Goldy, who once participated in a neo-Nazi podcast, for mayor of Toronto. Iowa Gov. Kim Reyno