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North Carolina

A Congressman Lost 200,000 Followers After He Voted for a TikTok Ban

Rep. Jeff Jackson, who gained popularity on TikTok for breaking down politics, lost followers after voting in favor banning the app

By: Time
  • Apr 18 2024
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North Carolina Rep. Jeff Jackson is losing thousands of TikTok followers after he voted yes on a bill that would effectively ban the app in the U.S. unless its parent company, ByteDance, sells TikTok… [+2466 chars]

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