How do you do, fellow kids?
Man, this is pathetic:
In a Bloomberg Adminstration, there will be no tweeting from the Oval Office. Just an aggressive number of TikToks. #BloombergFacts #DemDebate
— Team Bloomberg (@Mike2020) January 15, 2020
Maybe Mike Bloomberg missed the day on the campaign trail when even Dems agreed with the U.S. Army’s decision to ban the Chinese-owned social media platform?
I’m glad the Army is taking the potential national security risks posed by TikTok seriously.
China-owned technology companies’ collection and handling of user data, location-related data, and other sensitive personal information should concern us all.https://t.co/dPQkisq3t2
— Chuck Schumer (@SenSchumer) December 31, 2019
“It’s a cyber threat.” Via Military.com:
The U.S. Army has reversed its policy on TikTok, Military.com has learned, banning soldiers from using the popular Chinese social media app, which is now considered a security threat.
“It is considered a cyber threat,” Lt. Col. Robin Ochoa, an Army spokeswoman, told Military.com. “We do not allow it on government phones.”
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Since it’s all the rage in D.C. to accuse Republican pols of being Russian agents, can we ask the same question of Bloomberg and China? It’s a pattern:
Mike Bloomberg recently said Xi Jinping is “not a dictator” and the Chinese Communist party is “responsive” to its people. That right there should disqualify him from ever being President of the United States. https://t.co/Eh4uQY71s0
— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) November 8, 2019
Their rules:
Of course, because Bloomberg is pro-communist China https://t.co/jyT77U0D2f
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) January 15, 2020
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