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Commissioner Sean Morrison, an active voice on social media, shared a series of tweets in mid-April addressing concerns about journalistic bias, religious observance, and political narratives.

On April 13, Morrison expressed discontent regarding media bias. "Attention folks: prime example of journalistic bias! His headline is fundamentally misleading and dishonest. How can anyone expect a meaningful conversation when the basic premise is rooted in deception? You’re deliberately ignoring a crucial fact: Khalil is not a U.S. citizen—he" was tweeted, highlighting his dissatisfaction with a particular headline for allegedly misrepresenting facts.

Later the same day, Morrison shifted his focus to religious themes. He extended well wishes to his followers on the occasion of Palm Sunday. "Wishing all my Catholic and Christian friends a joyful and meaningful Palm Sunday. As we enter Holy Week, may your hearts be filled with peace, reflection, and the hope that comes from Christ’s love and sacrifice. Hosanna in the highest—grateful to walk alongside you in faith and" was the message he shared, emphasizing peace and reflection during this religious period.

Continuing his commentary the following day, Morrison criticized what he believed to be the suppression of facts by left-wing narratives. He tweeted, "Important facts, the left has been suppressing in their deceitful narrative." Morrison did not specify the details of these facts in his tweet.

He made these comments amid growing conversations about media accuracy and political discourse. The context of his statements can be further explored on his social media platform and other related discussions. More information can be found in this report discussing the current climate around free speech and media representation.