But its legal protection of companies has come under fire from both major political parties for very different reasons.
Its here where you’ve got the option to see the cracks start forming in this bipartisan effort.
There is probably room to reevaluate the protections granted under Section 230.
US Representative Louie Gohmert speaks during a news conference on Section 230 outside the US Capitol, in front of a sign that reads ‘Strike Section 230’ and ‘Stop Big Tech'© STEFANI REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images
But that brings us back to the fundamental divide between the two parties invested in upending Section 230.
They can agree that they want to roll it back.
But their goals in doing that are diametrically opposed.
Frankly, with this Congress and President, that seems about par for the course.
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