Chris Murphy Calls for 'Regulating the Internet' so People Won't Fall for a 'Demagogue Like Donald Trump'
- Sen. Chris Murphy said on the “I’ve Had It” podcast that the government should regulate the internet to reduce loneliness and make people less likely to support demagogues such as Donald Trump.
- Murphy linked the proposal to his book, “Crisis of the Common Good,” which discusses Americans’ feelings of powerlessness and loneliness.
- Murphy identified minimum-wage policies, stronger local institutions, and internet regulation as possible government efforts to help people feel more connected and powerful.
- White House spokesperson Davis Ingle criticized Murphy, while Rep. Jimmy Patronis said artificial intelligence needs oversight but questioned whether Congress has the expertise to regulate it.
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Senator Chris Murphy Thinks Government Regulation of the Internet Would Prevent the Public From Electing Another Donald Trump * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance
Democrat Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut was recently speaking with left wing podcaster Jennifer Welch and floated the idea of having the government…
Democrat Senator Calls for Internet Regulation to Stop Voters from Backing ‘Demagogue’ Trump
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) suggested that the federal government should regulate the internet to make Americans less likely to support President Donald Trump or similar political leaders in the future.
POLITICS: Sen. Chris Murphy: Internet Regulation Could Reduce Appeal of ‘Demagogues’ Like Trump – The Beltway Report
Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said Sunday that government regulation of the internet could help prevent Americans from turning to figures like former President Donald Trump in the future. Speaking on the “I’ve Had It” podcast, Murphy discussed themes from his book “Crisis of the Common Good,” arguing that loneliness and a sense of powerlessness among Americans are fueling support for leaders like Trump. “Those are the two things I think Americans …
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