Facebook is right to reject Elizabeth Warren’s censorship demands

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It’s a bad week to be Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

The 2020 Democratic presidential aspirant was resoundingly mocked for her cringe-worthy comments about “ghosting” meant to be relatable to millennials, or something. A poll showed the socialist-lite candidate struggling in New Hampshire despite being from neighboring Massachusetts. And now, Facebook has officially rejected Warren’s campaign clamoring and calls for censorship with its newly-released political advertisement policy.

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