Twitter has permanently banned Donald Trump from it’s platform.

Facebook, as well.

Parler has been booted into oblivion by the app stores, and it’s hosting servers.

The MAGAts are screaming about “freedom of speech” and censorship, without, apparently, understanding how the 1st Amendment or private businesses actually work.

They, including my own Congressional Representative Devin Nunes, are complaining that they (conservatives) no longer have a way to speak to the American public. (Said, in Nunes’ case while on Fox “News”, without any apparent awareness of the irony of his statement.)

As I ponder all of this, I wonder…

“gee, how did politicians communicate with the American public before Facebook, before Twitter, and before Parler?”