Friday, November 03, 2017
Trump Overcame Significant Oppositional Social Media Collusion
Breitbart | Twitter “hid” nearly 50 percent of tweets bearing the hashtag
#DNCLeak along with a quarter of those with #PodestaEmails during the
last two months of the 2016 presidential campaign, according to new
testimony from Twitter’s general counsel.
On Oct. 31, the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism heard testimony from Twitter general counsel Sean Edgett in its investigation of possible Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Edgett said that Twitter systems concealed substantial numbers of
tweets relating to hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee
as well as from Clinton campaign chair John Podesta, despite the fact
that it knew that only a tiny percentage of these could have even
“potential links to Russia.”
“We found that slightly under 4% of Tweets containing #PodestaEmails
came from accounts with potential links to Russia,” Edgett said in his
written testimony, whereas of tweets bearing the #DNCLeak, “roughly 2%
were from potentially Russian-linked accounts,” he said.
Despite the low correlation between those hashtags and possible
Russian involvement, Twitter hid 48 percent of tweets with the #DNCLeak
hashtag and 25 percent of tweets with #PodestaEmails, Edgett said.
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