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* Changes to [[CDA 230]]<ref>[https://www.hawley.senate.gov/senator-hawley-introduces-legislation-amend-section-230-immunity-big-tech-companies SENATOR HAWLEY INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO AMEND SECTION 230 IMMUNITY FOR BIG TECH COMPANIES]</ref>
* Changes to [[CDA 230]]<ref>[https://www.hawley.senate.gov/senator-hawley-introduces-legislation-amend-section-230-immunity-big-tech-companies SENATOR HAWLEY INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO AMEND SECTION 230 IMMUNITY FOR BIG TECH COMPANIES]</ref>
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In a speech to the ''[[Heritage Foundation]]'' on February 17, 2023 Hawley criticized the [[Uniparty]]:
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In a speech to the ''[[Heritage Foundation]]'' on February 17, 2023, Hawley criticized the [[Uniparty]]:
{{Cquote|Dozens of lawmakers and so-called experts and talking heads have claimed that an invasion of [[Taiwan]] simply will not happen, or that if it does we'll of course prevail. They say that [[China]] is afraid to challenge us, or just that they won't. These people prefer to tell a familiar and comforting story, it's become a bit of a bedtime story in the [[foreign policy]] community which goes like this: That winning the [[Cold War]] allows us to police the world for all time. No problem. They want us to believe our [[military]] might is infinite, that American power faces no real constraints, and that we ought to use it to try and reshape the world.
{{Cquote|Dozens of lawmakers and so-called experts and talking heads have claimed that an invasion of [[Taiwan]] simply will not happen, or that if it does we'll of course prevail. They say that [[China]] is afraid to challenge us, or just that they won't. These people prefer to tell a familiar and comforting story, it's become a bit of a bedtime story in the [[foreign policy]] community which goes like this: That winning the [[Cold War]] allows us to police the world for all time. No problem. They want us to believe our [[military]] might is infinite, that American power faces no real constraints, and that we ought to use it to try and reshape the world.