Why Republicans are swearing off taking Big Tech money

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Senior House Republicans signed a pledge this week to stop taking campaign donations from Big Tech companies in the hope of pressuring others to follow their lead and create a movement that will reduce anti-conservative censorship and anti-competitive behavior.

Rep. Ken Buck, the top Republican on the House antitrust panel, led seven House GOP members in the “Pledge for America” earlier this week not to take campaign donations from the likes of Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, and Twitter.

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