USA Today Deplatforms Trump’s Comments on Election as NPR and Other Outlets Censor President

Article author: 
Kristinn Taylor
Article publisher: 
Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
6 November 2020
Article category: 
National News
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media
media bias
censorship
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The Big Three broadcast news outlets and National Public Radio all cut off the feed of President Trump’s remarks on the election Thursday night, barring the American people from hearing his side of the vote counting controversies in several battleground states. The news outlets accused Trump of spreading falsehoods and piously said they would not broadcast them.
 
One news outlet, USA Today, not only cut Trump off but then also removed video of Trump’s remarks from all of their platforms–an extraordinary effort to censor the President of the United States more common in communist China....
 
The censorship was called out by former Green Party and independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader who said, “Trump is speaking now before the media. NPR cut off him off for a fact check. Unacceptable decision. I then scrolled through all the many commercial radio stations. They were not carrying Trump’s remarks. Misusing our public airwaves...
 

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