Facebook executives say they try to avoid political bias. Try telling that to Democrats.
Facebook Inc. officials say they try to avoid political bias. Try telling that to Democrats.
The relationship between the company and the political left is at an all-time low, more than a dozen Democratic operatives, campaign officials and leaders of progressive groups said in interviews, following a series of company policy decisions widely seen among their ranks as favoring President Trump. Many Democrats and campaign officials are increasingly criticizing Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg in personal terms.
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