Twitter added information to refute the inaccuracies in President Trump’s tweets for the first time... urged people to “get the facts”... a CNN story ... and ... bullet points that Twitter had compiled rebutting the inaccuracies... Twitter determined that those unsubstantiated assertions could lead to voter confusion and that they merited a correction ...
immediately ... Mr. Trump... said the company was “interfering in the 2020 Presidential Election... stifling FREE SPEECH.”
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