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Yes. Social media should only be for people to communicate with each other. No advertising or manipulation of people's o…

No, but there should be a limit on how much money can be spent advertising on social media and such ads should be held t…

No, but they should be regulated to be about their policies they agree with rather than hit pieces against other candida…

Yes, but this question is asking what a private company should do, and has nothing to do with the government.

No as long as there is clear "signage" with information about who is paying for the advertising and where they are from.

Yes, but it should be their choice to do so. Also, as influences of our public minds and opinions they should be held ac…

Depends on what they are advertising, I don't think they should advertise propaganda between the parties but rather adve…

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