Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been invited by Tesla CEO Elon Musk to participate in a live discussion on Twitter after Kennedy's campaign account faced a ban on Instagram. Kennedy took to Twitter on Thursday to share his experience of receiving an automatic 180-day ban notice on Instagram when using TeamKennedy email address to set up accounts, and asked his followers to guess the reason behind this. Responding to the tweet, Musk proposed to have a live discussion on Twitter's 'Spaces' and asked Kennedy whether he would like to participate in the discussion. Notably, this offer from Musk comes just days after Kennedy criticized Twitter's decision to comply with censorship requests from the government.

Kennedy and Musk agreed that private companies can resist such requests, but the government can shut down such platforms or even impose heavy fines for non-compliance. Kennedy had posted on Twitter, 'Enough! I’m going to put a stop to that, at least in the U.S.' Kennedy is challenging President Biden for the 2024 nomination and therefore his opinions on censorship and social media are important for those following the election.

Kennedy accepted Musk's offer to participate in a live discussion on Twitter's 'Spaces' on Monday at 2 p.m. ET. The timing and platform of this discussion make it exciting news for those who support Kennedy's presidential campaign and are interested in his views on censorship.

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been invited by Tesla CEO Elon Musk to participate in a live discussion on Twitter after Kennedy's campaign account faced a ban on Instagram. Kennedy took to Twitter on Thursday to share his experience of receiving an automatic 180-day ban notice on Instagram when using TeamKennedy email address to set up accounts, and asked his followers to guess the reason behind this. Responding to the tweet, Musk proposed to have a live discussion on Twitter's 'Spaces' and asked Kennedy whether he would like to participate in the discussion. Notably, this offer from Musk comes just days after Kennedy criticized Twitter's decision to comply with censorship requests from the government.
Kennedy and Musk agreed that private companies can resist such requests, but the government can shut down such platforms or even impose heavy fines for non-compliance. Kennedy had posted on Twitter, 'Enough! I’m going to put a stop to that, at least in the U.S.' Kennedy is challenging President Biden for the 2024 nomination and therefore his opinions on censorship and social media are important for those following the election.
Kennedy accepted Musk's offer to participate in a live discussion on Twitter's 'Spaces' on Monday at 2 p.m. ET. The timing and platform of this discussion make it exciting news for those who support Kennedy's presidential campaign and are interested in his views on censorship.

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