By any honest measure, the conflict between Washington and Brussels over speech didn't begin with a single fine or raid of a company's headquarters.
It has, in fact, been building for more than a decade, quietly at first, then openly, and now brazenly. What began as "harmonization" meetings and soft-law guidance has metastasized into an apparatus designed to export the European Union's anti-free speech controls well beyond its borders — straight into the feeds, timelines, and inboxes of Americans.
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