Once past the embarrassment that the U.S. political class is so fearful of TikTok, and once past the shame that the political class would express its TikTok fears through brazen efforts to expropriate it from its rightful owners, it’s then possible to ask the question about whether it’s a political propaganda site meant to influence American thought and voting patterns as its critics oddly assert. To be fair, merely thinking about TikTok as a site for propaganda and political influencing only succeeds insofar as it fuels more embarrassment.
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