Twitter, Trafficking, and Section 230

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It’s a lighting-round AO! David and Sarah start with updates on the Loudoun County scandals, the travails of Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, and the sanctioning of Stop the Steal lawyers. They then turn to the least palatable of topics and discuss Section 230 and social media’s liability (or lack thereof) in the spread of child pornography. Show Notes: -Challenges to Biden’s student loan forgiveness reach SCOTUS -The 10th Circuit sanctions Stop the Steal lawyers -Reason’s Elizabeth Nolan Brown on Twitter, sex trafficking, and Section 230 -David on Serena Fleites v. MindGeek -David on America’s child pornography crisis -Prince William and Kate’s Christmas photo

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