White House 'disagrees' with ruling that it targeted conservative speech

The White House said it disagrees with a judge ruling that it tried to censor conservative voices but didn't provide many details as to why.

A federal judge on Tuesday blocked contact between Biden administration officials and social media companies, ruling that the two were working together to suppress speech.In response to a question from the Washington Examiner, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Wednesday that the Department of Justice is looking at its options.

"Look, we disagree with the decision," Jean-Pierre responded."I'll leave it there. I'm going to let the DOJ move forward with their evaluating process."

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