‘Crazy lies’ vs. protected speech: Zuckerberg & Sorkin clash over who is a bigger hypocrite on First Amendment ...News

Facebook faces increasing pressure from the left over its reluctance to restrict political ads. In a rare act of pushback, CEO Mark Zuckerberg used screenwriter Aaron Sorkin’s own words against him to respond to his criticism. The head of the tech behemoth hit back at Sorkin after he penned a letter in the New York Times criticizing Facebook’s stance on political speech. Zuckerberg took to Facebook to share a quote from Sorkin’s 1995 movie, ‘The American President’, about an idealized Democratic president’s political and love life. The quote is from an impassioned speech that the titular character, played by Michael Douglas, delivers t

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