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Gavin Newsom can't and won't stop lying about the GOP's supposed war on our freedom of speech

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Last week, California Governor (and maybe also prospective 2024 Democratic presidential contender) Gavin Newsom sent out a pretty hilarious tweet about how the Republican Party basically stands for the opposite of what Independence Day is all about.

It wasn't meant to be hilarious, but it still was.

Well, Independence Day 2023 may have come and gone, but Gavin's still riding this "The GOP Hates Freedom and America" train pretty hard. Yesterday, Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn sent out a pretty straightforward tweet accurately characterizing the radical Left's views on the First Amendment:

No, Jonathan. The GOP is not banning books. But clearly you're dumb enough to believe they are, which is why Gavin Newsom feels perfectly comfortable tweeting stuff like this in response to Blackburn's tweet:

I'll give it a go, Gavin, even though you didn't ask me for my opinion: Conservatives' version of freedom of speech is the one that allows dishonest scumbags like you to lie through your pearly-white teeth without fear of being silenced and canceled and thrown into prison and have your life completely ruined. Does that clear things up for you?

It's all a lie.

Heh.

It's almost as if Gavin Newsom is deliberately misrepresenting what's actually going on.

Wanting to keep sexually explicit materials out of school libraries isn't "banning books." It's protecting children from a pernicious form of abuse. A pernicious form of abuse that Gavin Newsom is defending. Just like he defends ridiculous regulations and illegal immigration and abortion and gun control and everything that has helped turn California from a success story to a disastrous cautionary tale.

And it's important to point out that if anyone is guilty of trying to clamp down on the First Amendment and freedom in general, it's people like Gavin Newsom.


Conservatives aren't looking to shut down free speech. In fact, if anything, we want Gavin Newsom and the rest of the Left to keep talking as much as possible. The more they tell on themselves, the worse they look. And we're all for that.

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