Free speech or safer feeds? Colorado reacts after Senate overrides veto of social media bill
Several groups on Friday lauded the Colorado state Senate’s veto override of a bill that seeks to impose certain regulations on social media platforms in the hopes they would crack down on users who violate their rules, while critics called the bill censorious and argued it would give tech companies “too much power” to “de-platform” people.
The Senate voted to override the governor’s veto on a 29-6 vote. The state House is expected to hold its override vote next week.
