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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

The First Amendment is back at the Supreme Court in what could be a landmark case

about whether government can coerce social media platforms to take down content

that politicians don't like.

Plus, can public officials block comments

they don't like on their personal social media pages.

Supreme Court says no unanimously, at least regarding most such attempts by politicians.

Welcome, I'm Paul Geego with the Wall Street Journal opinion pages, and I'm here with my colleagues Kyle Peterson and

Alicia Finley, both of whom write about the Supreme Court for us and being

journalists, care about the First Amendment as all do, well, at least outside of academia.

Let's start with today's big case, Murthy versus Missouri,

which concerns government's efforts to force Facebook and other platforms to

take down posts that criticize the government policies on COVID, things like

vaccine, mandates, masks mandates, and whatnot.

These emails were exposed by the Missouri Attorney General,

Eric Schmidt, who is now a U.S. senator,

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