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Even with Georgia runoff Facebook, Google proceed their bans on political advertisements

The Democratic Senatorial Marketing marketing campaign Committee in a while criticized the choices Wednesday, announcing the bans “amount to unacceptable voter suppression.”
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee quickly criticized the decisions Wednesday, saying the bans “amount to unacceptable voter suppression.”

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