LinkedIn Censors Presidential Candidate With Some Calling It “Actual Election Interference”

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was suspended from LinkedIn in what a journalist is calling “actual election interference.” Professional social media site LinkedIn has joined in on ‘big tech’ censorship for those on the right, a presidential candidate at that. Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was suspended from LinkedIn in what a journalist is calling “actual election interference.” “This is the type of censorship we see across every social media platform,” Mollie Hemingway, editor-in-chief of The Federalist, told Fox News hosts John Roberts and Gillian Turner. “If you have viewpoints at odds with, frankly, the far-left people who run a lot of these organizations, you will be censored, you will be deplatformed, you will be flagged.” Ramaswamy, a co-founder of Strive Asset Management, was locked out of his LinkedIn account with the social media giant citing two videos from February where Ramaswamy criticized President Joe Biden over China and a May 7 video where he said: “fossil fuels are a requirement for human prosperity.” In response to Ramaswamy, Linkedin said, “We don’t tolerate misinformation, hate speech, violence, or any form of abuse on our platform.” In the news: FBI Raid On Media Consultants Home In Florida Linked To Probe In
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