Rick Scott says he ‘canceled’ and silenced Big Tech conservatives while holding Kremlin accounts.

Orlando, Fla. He called on Senator Rick Scott, Ar-Fla.

Scott, chairman of the National Republican Senate Committee (NRSC), spoke with Fox News Digital on Saturday at a conservative political action conference.CPAC).

Florida Sen. Big Tech opposes conservative views, calling them “recent book burning.”

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Scott told Fox News Digital: “Deleting and silencing people is the latest book burn. What you are doing is deleting and silencing people on the internet, and burning a book.”

“This is what we have seen with socialism. It is always thought that they should get rid of everyone’s ID, and this is what they do. The senate continued.

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Scott went on to cite how Twitter allowed Iran’s top leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to post on Twitter a permanent ban on former President Donald Trump and other Trump lawyers, including Lee Wood and Sydney Paul, as well as other conservatives, including former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

Cameroni has emerged as one of Iran’s most powerful leaders of the last century and controls much of the country’s government, military and media.

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However, the leader has repeatedly tweeted provocations against the United States and Israel and has not been banned from social media platforms.

“The Islamic Republic of Iran will never forget the martyrdom of Hajj Qassim. [sic] Suleiman and, of course, retaliate against the United States. [sic]”Kameni.” He wrote on TwitterThat is still on the social media platform.

Scott has criticized the double standard for dictatorial “thugs” and conservative Americans and politicians by Big Tech companies.

Senator Rick Scott, R-Fla., Will address the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Saturday, February 26, 2022 in Orlando, Florida. (AP Photo / John Raoux)

“You can’t allow thugs like Maduro in Venezuela and Ayatola at one site and then allow conservatives in the United States at one site,” Scott said.

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“It doesn’t make sense. But people are being eliminated all over this country because some big tech companies have a different perspective than they want.”

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Fox News Joseph A. Wolfson contributed to this report.