Prohibiting the government from labeling Americans’ constitutionally protected speech as “misinformation” and imposing a penalty of termination for such action.
Support policies that prohibit the government from labeling constitutionally protected speech as misinformation and penalizing it with termination.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official homepage's 'Latest News' section on June 13, 2026 lists recent items from June 5, May 22, May 21, and May 20, 2026. Those releases are about appropriations, airport funding, staff changes, and veterans recognition; none mention misinformation, censorship, or First Amendment policy.
Site searches on the official House page returned 'No matching text found' for 'speech', 'misinformation', 'censorship', and 'First Amendment'.
Assessments
The available evidence does not show that Mark Amodei delivered this promise, but it also does not establish that he failed after a serious legislative or executive effort. The cited material only shows that his official House website and recent public-facing posts do not mention misinformation, censorship, or First Amendment policy in the relevant snapshot. For a federal representative, judging this promise requires evidence such as bill sponsorship, cosponsorship, votes, committee action, or other material advancement of a policy outcome. That evidence is not present here, so neither full delivery nor failure can be determined from the record provided.