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Sen. Blackburn may seek unanimous consent for KOSA on September 30

A user argues that the Kids Online Safety Act was an internet censorship bill from the start and that its authors have disguised that nature rather than fixed it.

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On September 30, 2026, a user said Sen. Blackburn was expected to seek unanimous consent in the Senate for KOSA. He called it an internet censorship bill and argued that, even if the Senate effort succeeded, it would face heavy opposition in the House, which he said had acknowledged free-speech concerns.

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@AriCohnToday Senator Blackburn is expected to try ramming KOSA--the Kids Online Safety Act--through the Senate via unanimous consent. KOSA was an Internet censorship bill in its inception, and in 4 years the only thing its authors have done is try to disguise KOSA's nature, not fix it.
@TaylorLorenzRT @AriCohn: Today Senator Blackburn is expected to try ramming KOSA--the Kids Online Safety Act--through the Senate via unanimous consent.…
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    @AriCohnToday Senator Blackburn is expected to try ramming KOSA--the Kids Online Safety Act--through the Senate via unanimous consent. KOSA was an Internet censorship bill in its inception, and in 4 years the only thing its authors have done is try to disguise KOSA's nature, not fix it.
    @TaylorLorenzRT @AriCohn: Today Senator Blackburn is expected to try ramming KOSA--the Kids Online Safety Act--through the Senate via unanimous consent.…
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