Zuckerberg regrets caving to Biden’s Censorship Demands, cuts Dem funding

Mark Zuckerberg, in a bombshell letter to House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, expresses deep regret over Meta’s compliance with Biden Administration pressure to censor COVID-19 content in 2021.

According to BRICSinfo, the tech mogul admits they should have been more outspoken against government-led censorship attempts.

Zuckerberg reveals the White House repeatedly urged Meta to remove COVID-related content, including humor and satire, causing internal frustration.

He now believes this government pressure was “wrong” and vows to push back against similar future attempts.

In a stunning political shift, Zuckerberg also announces he will not contribute money to Democratic candidates this election cycle.

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