Marsha Blackburn Talks TN-7, Protecting Kids Online and More
December 2, 2025
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as posted by the channelSenator Marsha Blackburn joined The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show for a wide‑ranging interview covering Tennessee politics, online child safety, and digital privacy.
Tennessee’s 7th District (TN‑7): Blackburn voiced strong support for Republican candidate Matt Van Epps, calling him a “solid candidate” who will be an outstanding member of Congress.
Protect Kids from Big Tech Bill: She explained her ongoing push to pass legislation that shields children from exploitation online. Blackburn argued that Big Tech treats kids as products, profiting from their data and attention, and emphasized the urgent need for accountability in the virtual space.
Operation Arctic Frost: Blackburn also revealed that her phone data was accessed during this operation, raising serious concerns about surveillance and privacy. She tied this experience to her broader fight for stronger protections against both corporate and government overreach in the digital age.
The takeaway: This interview highlights Blackburn’s dual focus on local races in Tennessee and national battles against Big Tech and privacy violations, underscoring her message that protecting children and citizens online is a top priority.
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