Most Americans believe Twitter engaged in political censorship in violation of first amendment

67% belief Congress should investigation and 74% believe Twitter employees engaged should be criminally prosecuted

The Harvard Harris poll in question found some interesting opinions. Apparently it would seem that Americans are much more strongly tied to their first amendment rights than they are to woke political ideological schemes to block speech they dislike. Moreover, it would seem that Americans take this seriously enough to believe the people involved need to be criminally prosecuted.

The poll suggests that about two thirds of Americans believe that Twitter was engaging in political censorship during the 2020 Presidential election. Other polls have suggested that over 70% of Americans believe that this censorship cost Donald Trump a second term as President, as many voters have admitted having full knowledge of many of these censored stories may have changed their vote.

Despite claims of a landslide, the reality was that it would have taken a flip of only 21,459 in three key states (Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona) to have provided us with a 269-269 Electoral College tie which would have likely ended with the House electing Donald Trump in the tiebreaking situation. That is only 1 out of 3788 Biden voters changing their minds, when numbers suggest that as many as 1 out 5 might have done so. In fact, 1 out of 5 would have given Trump an actual landslide. 1 out of 50 would have been enough to give Trump a comfortable victory.

As we can see, there is also overwhelming support for Congress to investigate the actions of Twitter and the FBI engaging in active collusion. I would almost expect at this point that the GOP led House will hold hearings. I would also expect that the same networks that bend over backwards to cover the boring Jan 6th congressional hearings that nobody wanted to watch will probably boycott these hearings. I mean they might as well remain all in on their political bias.