[Grampa Dave]

1. Plaintiffs consist of the State of Missouri, the State of Louisiana, Dr. Aaron Kheriaty (“Kheriaty”), Dr. Martin Kulldorff (“Kulldorff”), Jim Hoft (“Hoft”), Dr. Jayanta Bhattacharya (“Bhattacharya”), and Jill Hines (“Hines”).:

2. Defendants consist of President Joseph R Biden (“President Biden”), Jr, Karine Jean-Pierre (“Jean-Pierre”), Vivek
H Murthy (“Murthy”), Xavier Becerra (“Becerra”), Dept of Health & Human Services (“HHS”), Dr. Hugh
Auchincloss (“Auchincloss”), National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases (“NIAID”), Centers for Disease
Control & Prevention (“CDC”), Alejandro Mayorkas (“Mayorkas”), Dept of Homeland Security (“DHS”), Jen
Easterly (“Easterly”), Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (“CISA”), Carol Crawford (“Crawford”),
United States Census Bureau (“Census Bureau”), U. S. Dept of Commerce (“Commerce”), Robert Silvers (“Silvers”),
Samantha Vinograd (“Vinograd”), Ali Zaidi (“Zaidi”), Rob Flaherty (“Flaherty”), Dori Salcido (“Salcido”), Stuart F.
Delery (“Delery”), Aisha Shah (“Shah”), Sarah Beran (“Beran”), Mina Hsiang (“Hsiang”), U. S. Dept of Justice
(“DOJ”), Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), Laura Dehmlow (“Dehmlow”), Elvis M. Chan (“Chan”), Jay
Dempsey (“Dempsey”), Kate Galatas (“Galatas”), Katharine Dealy (“Dealy”), Yolanda Byrd (“Byrd”), Christy Choi
(“Choi”), Ashley Morse (“Morse”), Joshua Peck (“Peck”), Kym Wyman (“Wyman”), Lauren Protentis (“Protentis”),
Geoffrey Hale (“Hale”), Allison Snell (“Snell”), Brian Scully (“Scully”), Jennifer Shopkorn (“Shopkorn”), U. S. Food
& Drug Administration (“FDA”), Erica Jefferson (“Jefferson”), Michael Murray (“Murray”), Brad Kimberly
, U. S. Dept of State (“State”), Leah Bray (“Bray”), Alexis Frisbie (“Frisbie”), Daniel Kimmage
(“Kimmage”), U. S. Dept of Treasury (“Treasury”), Wally Adeyemo (“Adeyemo”), U. S. Election Assistance
Commission (“EAC”), Steven Frid (“Frid”), and Kristen Muthig (“Muthig”).
3
[Doc. No. 252]
4
[Doc. No. 256]
5
[Doc. No. 262]

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.lawd.189520/gov.uscourts.lawd.189520.293.0.pdf

[Tench_Coxe]

"Missouri v. Biden Proves Corporate Media Lied About Big Tech’s Censorship Crusade Against Conservatives"

Next question: who in Corporate Media took money or colluded with these government agencies, then tailored/suppressed stories at those agency's behest?

[Boogieman]

They really think you are stupid. They think you will believe it was all just a coincidence that Facebook, Twitter and Google/Youtube all decided to censor “COVID misinformation” at exactly the same time.

[Dalberg-Acton]

Vermin like this are all in favor of government censorship and openly contemptuous of the U. S. Constitution.

[rightwingcrazy]

“One year after the Atlantic claimed “there is no evidence” that Americans were suffering suppression of online speech...”

The Left has redefined “evidence” in such a way that even fingerprints at a crime scene would not be “evidence”. They define it as “proof so undeniable and unignorable that even The Atlantic would concede it”.

[PrairieLady2]

Excellent job on both posts. It’s good to have actual evidence and proof of corruption and wrong doing. We are not merely “conspiracy” theorists. A term used to shut people up when truth flys in the face of lies.