Supreme Court Ruled, but the Censorship Fight Isn’t Over

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The Supreme Court’s decision came out on Wednesday, June 26 that the plaintiffs in Murthy v. Missouri — two states and five individuals — “lack standing” to pursue claims that the government coerced social media platforms to censor independent speech platforms to censor independent speech.

The Supreme Court ruled, but the fight against censorship isn’t over.

While CHD believes the 6-3 majority got it wrong — and the dissent got it right — we are focused on continuing the fight.

“The Supreme Court’s decision helps ensure the Biden administration can continue our important work with technology companies to protect the safety and security of the American people.” – White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and CHD (Kennedy v. Biden) filed a separate lawsuit in the same court as the Missouri plaintiffs because Kennedy and CHD were directly and traceably censored — and continue to be heavily censored.

CHD is fighting to protect the First Amendment right to freedom of speech for all.

But we need your help today.

Our case is about to resume in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision, and we believe it can overcome the weaknesses in the Murthy case.

Please make a donation today to help us keep up this fight. We can’t do it without you!

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