USA TodayTrump's Big Tech lawsuits are legally and factually absurd. But hey, we're talking about him.
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48% : Each claimed that the defendant had violated the First Amendment and each claimed that Trump's bête noire, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, is unconstitutional.41% : First, that Twitter, Facebook and YouTube are "state actors" and, therefore, bound by the First Amendment.
25% : The argument is that Twitter and the rest are state actors because they have been "pressured" by Democratic politicians and threatened with regulation unless they "censored" Donald Trump, a claim that's both legally and factually dubious.
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