House Republicans grill Twitter on 'censorship' of 'damning' Hunter Biden emails | Fox Business

FIRST ON FOX: Several House Republicans are pressing Twitter for answers over what they’re calling a “blatant act of censorship” of the October 2020 story surrounding first son Hunter Biden’s “damning” emails. Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., led 18 of her colleagues from the House Election Integrity Caucus in a letter exclusively obtained by FOX Business to Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal regarding the website putting the first son story on ice weeks before the 2020 election.The New York Post published a story in October 2020 about the “laptop from Hell” that President Biden’s son left at a Delaware computer repair shop. Twitter temporarily suspended the Post from tweeting after the story was published.ELON MUSK BECOMES TWITTER’S LARGEST SHAREHOLDER: WHO ARE THE OTHER TOP HOLDERS? Rep. Claudia Tenney sits in committee hearing. (Rep. Claudia Tenney’s office.)”Big Tech oligarchs have grown far too powerful, censoring free speech that challenges their preferred narrative and their handpicked politicians,” Tenney told FOX Business. “In 2020, this reached a new low.” “Twitter’s actions to silence the New York Post and others undoubtedly swayed the outcome of the presidential election,” Tenney continued. “The free flow of information is key to a healthy democracy and to free and fair…
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