Yep, because when there is evidence of an insanely coordinated effort to restrict the views, opinions and thoughts of a political party and it's most loyal supporters , there is only one thing you can do and that's assume the impact was detrimental based on deductive reasoning. Sorry pal but the left and liberals earned it in this case as they were calling for it from the mountaintops. Doesn't matter how you feel about Trump, the country was in much better shape than it is now.You're making an assumption that there were things that would have changed our minds, if we had only known. Trump was on display front and center daily in every medium, so we were all firsthand witnesses to what an abomination he was. There was no need to see what Taibbi thinks we missed because it's clear there is no there, there.
Why aren't you asking about the requests the Trump administration made to Twitter? It's easy to say it was one-sided if that's the only side being covered.
Remember this Time article? It basically tells you what happened. They didn't leave it up to the people, they helped push in a single direction all via changing election laws, dark funding, social shaming, etc. This isn't example of a democracy, it's how coups are ran in foreign countries. I told you this back in 2021 and you called me a conspiracy theorist but it's all right there in front of your face.

The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election
For more than a year, a loosely organized coalition of operatives scrambled to shore up America’s institutions