Twitter did not violate election laws when it throttled Hunter Biden article, FEC rules

FEC defends Twitter over Hunter Biden censorship in a decision based on lies

The Federal Election Commission has decided Twitter violated no election laws when it censored the New York Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop ahead of the 2020 election.

FEC Backs Twitter, Says Platform Didn’t Break the Law

The Federal Election Commission has ruled that Twitter did not break the law when it deliberately censored the Hunter Biden laptop story. The New York Times reported the FEC’s decision, calling the censorship claims “unsubstantiated,” despite the fact that the story contained names, addresses, dates, and more.  Twitter was accused of violating the law when it censored the New York Post’s story on the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop. The laptop…

Twitter dodges election-meddling complaint over suppressing ‘unsubstantiated’ Hunter Biden laptop story

The Federal Election Commission has reportedly rejected a Republican complaint claiming Twitter gave Democrats an in-kind contribution by blocking the New York Post story about Joe Biden’s son Hunter ahead of the 2020 vote.The part about the story being “unsubstantiated” was actually editorializing by the New York Times, which broke the news of the FEC decision on Monday. The commission has yet to officially publish the ruling or any explanation…

REPORT: The F.E.C. dismisses claims that Twitter illegally blocked a Hunter Biden article; the Post responds

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FEC says Twitter didn't break election law in blocking sharing of Hunter Biden laptop story, report

The commission reportedly made the decision last month in private and will reveal it in public soon.

U.S. election regulator dismisses claim that Twitter broke law by blocking story

By Elizabeth Culliford and Sheila Dang - The Federal Election Commission (FEC) has dismissed a claim that Twitter Inc violated election laws when it prohibited users from posting links to a New York Post story about then-presidential candidate Joe Biden's son, according to a source familiar with the matter. The Republican National Committee lodged a complaint after the social media