LLMs have serious problems with accuracy, so this story is entirety believable - we've all seen LLMs fabricate far more outlandish stuff.
Unfortunately, it's also worth pointing out that neither Marsha Blackburn nor Robby Starbuck are reliable narrators historically; nor are they even impartial actors in this particular story.
Blackburn has a long history of fighting to regulate Internet speech in order to force them to push ideological content (her words, not mine), so it's not surprising to see that this story originated as part of an unrelated lawsuit over First Amendment rights on the Internet and that Blackburn's response to it is to call for it all to be shut down until it can be regulated according to her partisan agenda (again, her words, not mine) - something which she has already pushed for via legislation that she has coauthored.
Unfortunately, it's also worth pointing out that neither Marsha Blackburn nor Robby Starbuck are reliable narrators historically; nor are they even impartial actors in this particular story.
Blackburn has a long history of fighting to regulate Internet speech in order to force them to push ideological content (her words, not mine), so it's not surprising to see that this story originated as part of an unrelated lawsuit over First Amendment rights on the Internet and that Blackburn's response to it is to call for it all to be shut down until it can be regulated according to her partisan agenda (again, her words, not mine) - something which she has already pushed for via legislation that she has coauthored.