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Survey: 54% of Americans agree with adding fact-checking labels to Trump tweets; 60%+ say politicians' lies are a bigger threat than censorship on social media

A narrow majority of Americans believe Twitter was right to flag one of President Trump's tweets as violating its rules on violence … Tweets: @wexler and @axios Tweets: Nu Wexler / @wexler : - 3 in 5 Americans (including 42% of conservatives) said false statements by politicians are a bigger threat than social media censorship - Only 1/3 support Trump's social media EO - Americans support Twitter's decision to fact-check Trump 2:1 (54% to 26%) https://www.axios.com/... @axios : 54% of Americans believe Twitter was right to flag one of Trump's tweets as violating its rules on violence, according to a new survey from the National Research Group. https://www.axios.com/...

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  • @wexler Nu Wexler on x
    - 3 in 5 Americans (including 42% of conservatives) said false statements by politicians are a bigger threat than social media censorship - Only 1/3 support Trump's social media EO - Americans support Twitter's decision to fact-check Trump 2:1 (54% to 26%) https://www.axios.com/.…
  • @axios @axios on x
    54% of Americans believe Twitter was right to flag one of Trump's tweets as violating its rules on violence, according to a new survey from the National Research Group. https://www.axios.com/...