President Donald Trump accused Republicans in Congress of getting “cold feet” Thursday on abolishing Section 230, days after Trump’s vow to veto military spending until it includes the removal of the law.

Congress is currently focused on passing the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), an annual bill that funds military priorities. Trump tweeted late Tuesday evening, however, that he would veto any version of the bill that doesn’t include language abolishing Section 230.

“Looks like certain Republican Senators are getting cold feet with respect to the termination of Big Tech’s Section 230, a National Security and Election Integrity MUST. For years, all talk, no action. Termination must be put in Defense Bill!!!” Trump tweeted Thursday. Read Full Story

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