"and claimed President 'rolled his eyes' and 'turned his back on her' when she confronted him"
Shana Chapell is the mother of Kareem Nikoui, 20, who was killed in the ISIS bomb attack at Kabul airport on August 26th. She blames Biden for his death and has said as much on Facebook.
www.dailymail.co.uk
And all the leftists cheered because she's probably a Trumper?
This won't change and will likely grow worse unless, by some miracle, a conservative President and Congress has the backbone to take on the threat by big tech capitalist oligopolies and their shilling for the authoritarian state. The few's stranglehold on free expression and willing suppression of speech for government officials (when directed by Democrats) is an existential threat to all modern social communication and, therefore, the exercise of liberty.
Consider that upon the nation's founding, as a small country of only 2 to 3 million the country already had 400 free presses printing and distributing many thousands of essays of political debate - free of oligopolistic strangulation. The denial of social communication by a single press was inconsequential as there were many others of equal size and distribution to choose - and the press freely reprinted the essays of each other. The idea of a nation-wide banning of a writer or editorialist was both impossible and repugnant to most Americans.
Today, it is far different. Instead of 400 presses for a few million, we have a few choke points run by a handful of elites over the hundreds of millions.
The new "trusts" and "robber barons" of oligopoly control over our social communications are:
Twitter
Facebook
Instagram (owned by Facebook)
Youtube (owned by Google)
Amazon.
No matter who you are, try distributing and selling a book, especially a self-press book, without the cooperation of Amazon - a fool's errand.
Again, no matter who you are, attempt to distribute an contrarian opinion to the a following through Twitter or Facebook (and its puppet Instagram) ... another futile endeavor if you hold the "wrong" opinions.
Four companies can and do censor the vast majority of social and published access in America, all using their monopolistic power to crush thought contrary the cultural taboos of the Democratic party.
And its a reality that won't be changed except by a democratic, or even a violent, coup.