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Pew: 78% of Republicans Disagree With Social Platforms Banning Donald Trump

88% of Democrats believe 'heated or aggressive content' from elected officials should be removed

Difference by ideology were far more pronounced among Republicans than Democratskbeis/iStock
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By David Cohen

January 27, 2021

A new survey from Pew Research Center showed just how sharp the divide is between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to social platforms banning former President Donald Trump.

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David Cohen

David Cohen is editor of Adweek's Social Pro Daily.

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