Well end times for tech when @SpeakerPelosi and @tedcruz agree. https://t.co/Gpf5kQGx3j

— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) December 5, 2019

Folks should tell @SpeakerPelosi we agree with her. Our trade agreements shouldn't immunize nat'l and int'l tech companies from responsibilities for their products. Don't believe propaganda that this language protects speech. It protects $$$ of the richhttps://t.co/MN655Oof91

— Carrie A. Goldberg (@cagoldberglaw) December 5, 2019

Media's moral panic (and conflict of interest) helped make this happen. Freedom of expression is at peril. https://t.co/qhIGNy4D2D

— Jeff Jarvis (@jeffjarvis) December 5, 2019

this actually isn't agreement. the liability protections the speaker is eying in USMCA is a far different beast than allegations of political bias, which even if true (and experts say they aren't), is appropriate moderation under 230 and not something Dems are trying to address https://t.co/XLTTCGy272

— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) December 5, 2019

Another big potential change to the USMCA - yesterday’s report focused on biologics, today on Internet safe harbours https://t.co/T59Y3qRVfo

— Michael Geist (@mgeist) December 5, 2019

House Speaker Pelosi is pushing to strip out sweeping legal protections for online content in the revised Nafta with Mexico and Canada, in what would be a blow for big technology companies. https://t.co/dHCA4feURK

— Paul Vieira (@paulvieira) December 4, 2019

#NEW: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is pushing to strip out sweeping legal protections for online content in the new trade pact with Mexico and Canada, in what would be a blow for big technology companies.https://t.co/dIVhltdA7q

— Jennifer Franco (@jennfranconews) December 5, 2019

Big Tech companies have been legally protected for far too long!

Time for them to be held accountable for their actions and be held to the fullest extent of the law

Protect our data.

Protect our speech.

Protect our privacy. #USMCA https://t.co/fYRXjM9ttp

— Rafaello J. Carone (@raficarone_21) December 5, 2019

USMCA may lose another business friendly provision if this goes ahead ... https://t.co/rwexP98of2

— James Politi (@JamesPoliti) December 5, 2019

The halo is officially off Google and Facebook. Reminder, nearly every single state is also investigating them for antitrust. Unbridled access to our data coupled with near zero liability for the content farming and distribution leveraged to get it...now called into question. https://t.co/pnqRpxaq66

— Jason Kint (@jason_kint) December 5, 2019

This is bad. We need more transparency & protections for consumers not for Big Tech. @ewarren has a plan for that. #Warren2020 @TeamWarren #YesWePlan #BreakUpBigTech https://t.co/pYigCelpTN

— Defend Democracy #TeamWarren (@Lisa_Iannucci) December 6, 2019

WSJ: Nancy Pelosi is pushing to strip out sweeping legal protections for online content in the USMCA trade pact, in what would be a blow for big tech firms https://t.co/WeRXeLRdYm

— Josh Jamerson (@joshjame) December 4, 2019

NEW IN WSJ: Nancy Pelosi is pushing to strip out sweeping legal protections for online content in the USMCA trade pact, in what would be a blow for big tech firms. https://t.co/PxoDr6uo5x

— Natalie Andrews (@nataliewsj) December 5, 2019

Nancy Pelosi is pushing to strip out sweeping legal protections for online content in the USMCA trade pact, in what would be a blow for big tech firms https://t.co/JV5LUyVAWm

— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) December 5, 2019

I agree with @SpeakerPelosi! https://t.co/kRpZOvx13B

— Rep. Frank Pallone (@FrankPallone) December 5, 2019

.⁦@repgregwalden⁩ has legit concern that #USMCA would pro­hibit the 3 sign­ing countries from adopt­ing laws that hold tech firms li­able as content providers. ⁦@USTradeRep⁩ Lighthizer also has legit view that we should enshrine US law in pact. https://t.co/rDHZi2ERCQ

— Thomas P. Bossert (@TomBossert) December 5, 2019

Another shot, this time at the fresh kombucha stand: https://t.co/y1A1UQap3z

— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) December 5, 2019

Nancy Pelosi Pushes to Remove Legal Protections for Online Content in Trade Pact - WSJ https://t.co/E2EfoPw7ib

— Internet Accountability Project (IAP) (@The_IAP) December 5, 2019

Data is not treaty ready (https://t.co/mJHTrfL4MU) https://t.co/KQMXvlLbdu via @WSJ

— Dan Ciuriak (@DanCiuriak) December 5, 2019

“People should understand time does run out,” said Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D., Calif.), a member of the USMCA working group. “Mexicans, the White House—if they want a deal, I think it’s ripe now.” https://t.co/dHCA4feURK

— Paul Vieira (@paulvieira) December 5, 2019

Pelosi pushes to keep tech's legal shield out of trade agreement with Mexico and Canada https://t.co/sBbOLsTlNZ

— GG ???? (@GGevirtz) December 6, 2019

"Content groups, like the Recording Industry Association of America, have opposed including the provision in trade agreements in part due to fears that other countries could implement the law in a way that endangers copyright protections."?? #Section230https://t.co/hQEf9Hqfdh

— Jess Miers (@jess_miers) December 8, 2019

Section 230 only protects against liability for content, not business processes. It doesn't have any effect on liability for violations of laws on commerce, licensing, reporting or for failing to meet due care standards. It's not much of a shield. https://t.co/OwFH1FAjJl

— Christine Chalmers (@thechalmerses) December 6, 2019

New opposition from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi this week left the tech industry at risk of losing a cherished trade deal provision that could help cement its liability shield regarding content their users post. https://t.co/RRUyDFE4GW

— Axios (@axios) December 6, 2019