While many Republicans favor banning the Chinese-owned social media app, the outspoken Kentucky senator worries it could mean the party would “continuously lose elections for a generation.”
aimed at limiting young people’s social media use. “A lot of teenagers know that their addiction to screens is not healthy. I think there are actually a lot of teenagers out there looking for help.”
Over in the House, the Foreign Affairs Committee advanced a bill in March along party lines that would effectively ban the social media app. Speakerhas backed efforts to find consensus on “appropriate measures” to address “real national security concerns” with TikTok. Still, Republicans aren’t alone in their anxiety and uncertainty about how restrictions or a ban would play politically. Some DemocratsMost Republicans, importantly, said they were unsure if Paul was right about a ban’s effect on young voters but that any political pain would be worth it to combat what they call the clear national security threat of ByteDance’s ties to China.
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