World leaders brace for historic Trump Facebook ban decision

Details: "I'm less concerned about the fate of Donald Trump as much as I am about the precedent that this is setting for the removal and de-platforming of everyone else," Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) told Axios. Khanna warned that bringing President Trump back to the platform immediately may not be the best approach. "At the very least" there should be a long waiting period before he's brought back on, he argued. "[W]e still get threats at the Capitol of people who are inflamed by what he did, so it doesn't seem to me that there's been enough time that has elapsed." Conservatives Axios spoke to are still angry about the decision. "While I would be glad to see Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘Supreme Court’ deliver a check on his conceit, I will not be celebrating," says Rep. Jim Banks, chair of the Republican Study Committee, the largest conservative caucus in the House.