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Still likely to lose (IMO), but it's more competitive than we've seen in Florida for a long time.
[1] https://sri.siena.edu/2026/10/28/nytimes-siena-poll-of-likel...
EDIT: I’m mistaken, this is a US senate candidate. I was confused by the ambiguous wording in the article.
EDIT: I’m mistaken, this is a US senate candidate. I was confused by the ambiguous wording in the article.
> In 2021 we saw a coordinated deplatforming of a sitting president across practically every social media platform.
It wasn’t coordinated, it was a bunch of social media companies responding to the same event, notably the president in question using his social media accounts to try to overthrow the US government.
The big tech companies are on the side of power and money.
You pretend like this is somehow a partisan issue
Are you, by chance, of the left?
All research I’ve seen on this shows the right significantly outbotting the left.
That implies that left wing accounts shouldn't have been banned because they are not notorious for botting.
With the next reply, you hedge and say that the right "outbots" the left. That weakens your initial point that the left wing account bans are unjustified.
However, my initial reply was in response to the claim that it's "widespread knowledge" that the right outbots the left. That is not knowledge I consider to be self evident and I was assuming/asking that you got that knowledge from left leaning sources.
It is widespread knowledge that the right outbots the left, presuming you bother to inform yourself about the issue.