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After Twitter gives another pass to ChiCom propaganda, Marco Rubio sends letter to CEO Jack Dorsey demanding answers

Yesterday, we told you about ChiCom government propagandist Lijian Zhao tweeting out a doctored photo purportedly depicting an Australian soldier killing an Afghan child.

Here it is again, since it’s still up:

For some crazy reason that none of us can fathom, Twitter’s Misinformation Cops don’t seem all that concerned about it.

But Sen. Marco Rubio is concerned. And he has some questions for Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey:

We feel like we already know the answer to at least some of those questions already:

But some think Rubio needs to more forcefully put his money where his mouth is:

For now it’s a letter. Stay tuned and see if it turns into something else.

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