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The U. S. House of Representatives on March 13 voted largely to boycott the famous China- owned interpersonal- media app Twitter if the business does not sell itself.
The future of the game, which has 170 million U. S. people, lies in the arms of the Senate. And it may take weeks before Senate leadership brings the problem up to vote. The national election in November even complicates any legislative judgement, and Congress may very well kick the issue until post- election to avoid social complications.
Assuming Congress goes away with the decision to force an activity on TikTok, a ban, and not a price, is ultimately the most likely results….
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