Biden signed it? TikTok has decided to withdraw from the United States!?

Recently, there has been news circulating that TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew does not intend to accept TikTok being acquired and is preparing to withdraw from the US market.

The source of the news is still unknown, but the rumor is spreading with some credibility, and some media have even reported on it.

However, in the absence of a genuine source, Tuke remains cautious about this news.

After all, if Shou Zi Chew really made such a decision, major media platforms around the world would definitely explode, and official media could not possibly ignore reporting on this matter. However, after checking the information, Tuke found that this news was only being spread through some channels, and on major media like Weibo, there was not even a single trending search.

Therefore, the authenticity of this news is currently in doubt.

Screenshot of the online rumor

As the TikTok ban incident has developed to this point, many people are waiting for the final result. Analyzing the reasons for the US implementing the ban, it is not difficult to see the strong concerns of the US political circles about TikTok. At the same time, there are also more complex political considerations behind this decision, especially how to maintain relationships with young voters.

The Biden administration is facing pressure from multiple sides, one of which is how to maintain connections with young voters. As a key voting group, the political tendencies of young voters have a significant impact on election results. As a social platform popular among young people, TikTok's influence cannot be ignored. Nearly two-thirds of Americans under 30 use TikTok, making it an important channel for the Democratic Party to communicate with young voters.

The first Gen Z member of Congress, Biden campaign advisory committee member, and Florida Democratic Representative Maxwell Frost said: "I think this legislation is a mistake. We need to regulate social media, not just TikTok, but all social media."

Democratic strategists and White House allies have also warned that banning TikTok could have serious consequences for attracting the support of young voters. They worry that blocking TikTok would not only reduce young voter turnout, but also cut off an effective channel for the Democratic Party to communicate with this key group. Therefore, they are calling on the Biden administration to reconsider this decision to avoid suffering major political losses.

Meanwhile, former US President Trump has recently changed his stance on TikTok, expressing opposition to banning TikTok. This shift may be due to various reasons, but one factor that cannot be ignored is Trump's desire to win the support of young voters. Trump has been trying to attract young voters in various ways, and banning TikTok could make him lose this opportunity.

On March 9, Trump delivered a speech at a presidential election rally in Georgia

However, for the Biden administration, the real issue is how to balance national security with the support of young voters. They need to find a balance between safeguarding national interests and winning voter support. This is a complex political task that requires wisdom and decision-making ability.

Against this background, the fate of TikTok has become increasingly uncertain. It is not just a social platform, but has become the focus of political struggle. Both the Democratic and Republican parties are trying to maintain their political interests by controlling TikTok. However, how the outcome of this struggle will affect the US political landscape and the support pattern of young voters remains to be seen.

In the US, many people may not be clear about the process a bill must go through from being proposed to finally being signed by the president. Today, Tuke will help everyone understand it with one picture!

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In other words, although the TikTok ban bill has currently passed the House of Representatives' support vote, as long as the Senate raises questions about the bill's content and both sides cannot reach a compromise, then even if the House supports it, the TikTok ban bill cannot be sent to the president.

As for whether to sign and approve the bill, Biden has already stated: as long as the Senate passes it, he will sign it. Therefore, the Senate, which has not yet made a final statement, is crucial to the outcome of the bill. This is also why TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew has paid more attention to the Senate and lobbied them.

There is a mix of true and false information online, but I sincerely hope that the US will make the right decision regarding whether to ban TikTok. Otherwise, it will be a loss for the entire United States.