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Chris Murphy Calls for Government Regulation of Social Media to Curb Extremist Influence

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What happened

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Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy stated that government action is needed to regulate the internet and reduce the influence of figures such as Donald Trump. Speaking on various podcasts, Murphy argued that government rules could help mitigate the tendency for voters to be swayed by what he termed a 'demagogue.' He suggested that such regulation should be an important government project.

From twitchy.com, foxnews.com

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Murphy frames the call for internet regulation as a necessary measure to address issues of loneliness and powerlessness among voters. He stated that without government action, the country risks being influenced by leaders who challenge established norms.

From foxnews.com

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  • Chris MurphySenator advocating for government intervention in social media and internet usage

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