YouTube owes Rand Paul an apology after science vindicates his mask comments

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“Trust the science” has been the mantra of Big Tech during this entire pandemic. And Big Tech has adhered to this belief by eliminating any dissenting opinion about the best way to manage the spread of COVID on many of their platforms.

Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, a doctor, was the victim of this information suppression in August, when YouTube suspended him after claiming he posted misleading videos about wearing masks. Despite backing up his claims with research, YouTube insisted he was wrong and his message was a danger to society. Except now, the science has vindicated Sen. Paul.

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