Mark Warner
Washington Wants a Government Label on AI Speech
The pitch is transparency. The catch is that the government gets to write the words you’re forced to say.
MembersCongress Mandated the Backdoors That Got Hacked and Is Trying to Demand More
A backdoor doesn’t check credentials. Once it exists, it’s a target for anyone with the skill to find it.
Washington’s TikTok Ban Heated Up Following Israel-Hamas War, Former Congressman States
Efforts to ban TikTok stalled until the October 7 attack, when concerns over pro-Palestinian narratives on the platform revived the legislation.
Slippery Slope to Censorship: Senator Warner’s Push to Police Web Infrastructure For Disinformation
As Senator Warner targets domain registrars, critics warn of creeping censorship under the guise of curbing disinformation.
MembersDemocrats Unleash Their 2024 Election Censorship Playbook
A repeat of 2020.
Sen. Mark Warner Urges Biden-Harris to Boost Big Tech Collusion for 2024 Election Censorship
Warner’s push for Big Tech collaboration draws sharp criticism over potential free speech violations.
Senators Klobuchar and Warner Urge Meta, X, Discord, Twitch, and Google to Censor “Misinformation”
Senators Klobuchar and Warner urge tech giants to crack down on election disinformation amid growing concerns over AI-generated content.
The Tangled Web of CISA, FBI, and Big Tech “Disinformation” Talks Ahead of Election Showdown
Amidst legal controversies and impending elections, Senator Mark Warner champions resuming federal “talks” with Big Tech to combat “disinformation.”
The Warrantless Surveillance Bill Renewal Is Even Broader Than Many Noticed
A overlooked provision changed the definition of “electronic communications service providers.”
Senator Mark Warner Argues “Misinformation or Disinformation” Shouldn’t Have First Amendment Protections
The First Amendment was designed to protect citizens from ideas like Senator Warner’s.
The RESTRICT Act will usher in a new era of censorship under the guise of “national security”
It gives the federal government expansive new censorship powers while exempting it from most forms of judicial, congressional, and public oversight.