Tom Olohan
MRC Free Speech America Staff Writer
@tolohan

Tom Olohan joined the Media Research Center as a Staff Writer for MRC Free Speech America in April 2023. Previously Tom worked for America Rising as a Field Researcher and Media Monitoring Associate and interned with Heritage Action and AIPAC.  He graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2016 before graduating from Boston College in 2018 with an M.A. in Political Philosophy. 

READING THE TEA LEAVES: Amazon and Bezos Appear to Predict Who Will Win Presidency
Tom Olohan, Joseph Vazquez |

Amazon founder and owner Jeff Bezos may have tipped his hand on who he believes will be the next president of the United States.

Sen. Mark Warner Complains About a Decline in Social Media Censorship
Tom Olohan |

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) joined a chorus of leftist voices begging Big Tech to censor more aggressively, hearkening back to the days of even more aggressive content moderation. 

Free Speech Week Betrays Free Speech to Promote ‘Media Literacy’
Tom Olohan |

In a shocking move, the official page dedicated to Free Speech Week promoted an event devoted to a new and pernicious type of censorship: media literacy. 

FCC Commissioner Bashes Meta for Censoring Politically Devastating Kamala Harris News
Tom Olohan |

It’s late October in an election year and Meta is once again throttling a story that embarrasses Democrats, prompting Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr to sound the alarm on Fox Business.

ELECTION INTERFERENCE: Google Is Still Suppressing Right-Leaning Media on Presidential Race
Tom Olohan |

With only 14 days to go before election day, Google has not let up its efforts to bury right-leaning media and bolster leftist coverage in an apparent attempt to protect Vice President Kamala Harris and harm former President Donald Trump. 

Anti-Free Speech CNN Calls for More Censorship, Laments Free Speech Wins
Tom Olohan |

Just weeks away from the 2024 Presidential Election, CNN launched an absurd attack on some elected Republicans: They are willing to fight for free speech.