A top House Republican is demanding receipts from five Big Tech firms for alleged “collusion” with the Biden administration to censor conservative and other dissenting voices.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), the incoming House Judiciary Committee chairman after Republicans seat their majority in the House next month, sent letters on Dec. 14 to the CEOs of big tech companies, demanding documentation relating to their censorship practices and for speculated collusion with the White House.
Currently the ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, Jordan demanded information from the tech giants about what he called “the nature and extent of your companies’ collusion with the Biden administration.”House Republicans have long promised an investigation on Big Tech as part of their “Commitment to America” agenda and have been sounding the alarm for years regarding the industry’s censorship and bias against conservatives.
