Republican social media ["]bias["] hearing overshadowed by disputes over 'Diamond and Silk': The Hill grapples "intersectionality" and "transgressions", loses what's left of the plot of The American Dream.

Democrats ... hammered Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson -- better known as "Diamond and Silk" -- over inconsistencies in their claims that Facebook had censored their content or downplayed their reach on the platform. The duo answered "yes" to lawmakers' questions about whether or not they were blocked on the platform, although Facebook never suspended their profile.
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Diamond and Silk have a very large profile on social media, with 1.5 million Facebook followers and almost 150,000 YouTube subscribers.

One could imagine the pair would know, better than any Big Data poseur or partisan "surrogate", their own cash flow position. To the penny. COME TO FIND OUT, the "act" has been running on YouTube since at least 2015. Check out early reveiws by Politico and Rolling Stone docents who've never been told, "That's none of your business."


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