Marco Rubio Kills State Department Anti-Propaganda Shop, Promises ‘Twitter Files’ Sequel

Senator Marco Rubio has come under fire for his recent decision to eliminate the State Department’s Global Engagement Center – an office responsible for countering foreign propaganda and disinformation.

Rubio justified his actions by claiming that the GEC was ineffective and a waste of taxpayer money. Critics, however, argue that the move will leave the US vulnerable to foreign influence campaigns.

In response to the backlash, Rubio has promised to release a sequel to his ‘Twitter Files’ series – a collection of tweets highlighting the alleged hypocrisy and biases of mainstream media outlets.

Many see Rubio’s actions as a way to score political points and cater to his conservative base, rather than address real issues of national security.

The decision has sparked a debate about the role of government in countering propaganda and disinformation in the digital age.

Some believe that private companies and civil society organizations should take the lead in combating fake news, while others argue that the government must play a more active role.

Whatever the case may be, Rubio’s move has certainly stirred up controversy and raised important questions about the fight against misinformation.

Only time will tell if his ‘Twitter Files’ sequel will be able to fill the void left by the dismantling of the GEC.