Citing First Amendment concerns, federal judge Terry Doughty recently banned government officials from advising or encouraging social media executives to remove controversial content from their platforms. Although the judge did carve out a limited exception for national security concerns, the Washington Post was right in describing his ruling as “overzealous, under-baked” and “unreasonably sweeping.” Still, the judge’s liberal critics indulged in some unreasonably sweeping reactions of their own. “The case raises questions worth asking,” notes the Post, and here are two of them: On what topics is the government justified in pressuring social media platforms? And how far can it go before cros
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