Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey criticized Facebook this week for temporarily suspending her campaign’s Facebook page, accusing the tech giant of political censorship.
“They’re just trying to get in the way of conservatives having the opportunity to be vocal and to practice our philosophy. And I’m just not going to have it,” Ivey said in an interview with .
Ivey had posted a to her campaign’s Facebook page on Sept. 10 voicing her opposition to sweeping employer vaccine mandates by President Joe Biden the day before, responding to Biden had made about getting governors who didn’t comply with the mandates “out of the way.”
“You bet I’m standing in the way. And if he thinks he’s going to move me out of the way, he’s got another thing coming,” Ivey wrote.