The US supreme court's TikTok case will put free expression on the line | Trevor Timm

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Likewise, the supreme court has also ruled that Americans have the right to consume foreign propaganda if they so choose.
36% : Regardless of what he can or can't do in this case, it is yet another in a long line of laws that Democrats have supported that could hand Trump extraordinary power to potentially abuse in the future.
35% : Trump has done a 180 on his previous position on TikTok.
32% : If Congress were truly worried about Americans' privacy, they could pass something like the Fourth Amendment Is Not for Sale Act, which would essentially ban companies from selling data to the US government without a warrant, where there is a much more direct line to abuse.

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