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Facebook Sad That President Trump Didn’t Invite Them To Social Media Summit
President Donald Trump’s White House has decided not to invite Facebook or Twitter to its Social Media Summit featuring populist content creators.
Bill Mitchell, a prominent journalist and Internet host, is attending the Summit, which Mark Zuckerberg was not invited to.
Facebook is apparently so upset that their confirmation of the snub prompted mainstream press coverage.
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Silicon Valley has been cracking down on pro-Trump journalism on social media.
Big League Politics has joined the social media startup Parler as an official partner.
Facebook’s chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg does not seem to care about the impression, shared by a vast cross-section of the country, that Facebook is a left-wing social engineering tool that seeks to crush all intellectual opposition to the corporate progressive totalitarian agenda. (READ: Sandberg Told Podesta She Wanted Hillary To Win Badly).
Sandberg gave a $1 million donation to the political wing of Planned Parenthood in response to heartbeat bills that prohibit killing unborn babies with heartbeats. The bills are getting signed by Republicans around the country, including by Georgia’s great governor Brian Kemp.
“I think this is a very urgent moment where the rights and the choices and the basic health of the most vulnerable women — the women who have been marginalized, often women of color — are at stake. And so all of us have to do our part to fight these draconian laws,” Sandberg told the Huffington Post.
The conservative group The Libnorants was recently deleted by Facebook altogether, which is an all-too-common occurrence. Facebook routinely censors anyone on its platform who does not adhere to the progressive agenda, which is simultaneously militant on social issues and also on so-called “conspiracy theories” that the corporate media does not want people to know about.
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On February 18, 2020, President Donald Trump announced the pardon of Bernard Kerik, the former NYPD commissioner who spent time in prison for tax fraud and lying to the government.
This news came hours after Trump pardoned Edward DeBartolo Jr., the former San Francisco 49ers owner was convicted in a gambling fraud scandal. DeBartolo Jr. built one of the most successful franchises in NFL history.
Kerik was nominated to be the nation’s head of homeland security on one occasion and spent three years in prison before being released in 2013.
He was viewed as a hero for leading the NYPD during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. However, Kerik’s image took a hit when he became the first New York City police commissioner to be imprisoned for federal crimes.
His legal problems spilled over and muddied the political aspirations of other elected officials, such as former Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
While leaving the White House Tuesday afternoon, Trump said he “pardoned” Kerik “a man who had many recommendations from a lot of good people.”
After being pardoned, Kerik went on Twitter to thank the president writing that “there are no words to express my appreciation and gratitude to President Trump. He continued by saying that “with the exception of the birth of my children, today is one of the greatest days in my life.”
Kerik proceed to describe his prison experience as “dying with your eyes open,’ citing the “collateral consequences and the permanent loss of many of your civil and constitutional rights are personally devastating.”
Kerik volunteered to be Giuliani’s chauffeur and provided security during his first unsuccessful run for mayor. Once he secured the mayor’s office in 1993, Giuliani promoted Kerik, a high school dropout, to the highest echelons of New York City government.
The mayor eventually promoted his former bodyguard as the city’s 40th police commissioner in 2001.
Kerik almost became President George Bush’s Homeland Security Secretary in 2004, but he was quickly dropped as a nominee.
Two days afterwards, The Daily News reported that Larry Ray, who had been the best man at Kerik’s wedding, had presented evidence of Kerik failing to report thousands of dollars in gifts he’d received while he was an employee of New York City.
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