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Fb and Twitter are "woke capitalists" that need to rig U.S. election: Sen Hawley

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) stated yesterday that Fb and Twitter "crossed a line that is very dangerous" by suppressing the story, and known as for Twitter boss Jack Dorsey to be subpoenaed.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said yesterday that Facebook and Twitter "crossed a line that is very dangerous" by suppressing the story, and called for Twitter boss Jack Dorsey to be subpoenaed.

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