Its there in the portion I copied. It was a .com site…apparently as is the site for reporting about media bias.
Here’s a similar attempt using the WH .gov address.
“…the premiere of the website might not have gone according to plan. The site is a throwback to Obama’s 2008 campaign website, “Fight the Smears,” which had similar motivations to combat negative statements against his campaign. It also mirrors the hotly contested email account, flagh@whitehouse.gov, in which citizens were encouraged to inform Obama of negative things said about his healthcare policies in 2009.”
Meanwhile, the White House declined to sign onto a non binding international resolution that basically says that maybe allowing extremism online is something bad.
One difference is the Obama administration used technology from American companies… This email harvesting is on typeform, based in Barcelona… Typeform was breached last year resulting in personal data being accessed. Fortunately, being an EU country, Typeform is required to notify when a breach occurs under GDPR.
There’ll be a lot of that but there will also be actual cases that need to be spotlighted to expose this attempt to stifle one side and promote the agenda of the platform owners.
