Now That's Weird . . . Blogger's Warning

So I recently read the recent warnings about Blogger's policies and warnings against "dangerous" content. No worries. I don't blog about inflammatory topics. 

 

But I just published a blog entry on the movie All the President's Men. And I got this message (yellow highlights are mine, added):

 

Your post titled "All the President's Men" has been put behind a warning for readers

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Blogger <no-reply@blogger.com>	2:36 PM (4 minutes ago)
to me

Hello,

As you may know, our Community Guidelines (https://blogger.com/go/contentpolicy) describe the boundaries for what we allow-- and don't allow-- on Blogger. Your post titled "All the President's Men" was flagged to us for review. This post was put behind a warning for readers because it contains sensitive content; the post is visible at https://watchedandjotted.blogspot.com/2026/10/all-presidents-men.html . Your blog readers must acknowledge the warning before being able to read the post/blog.

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Sincerely,
The Blogger Team

What?!?! I had to go back and read what I wrote. It will be interesting to see if this warning stays put or goes away. Is it because I compared Trump to Nixon (unfavorably)?  I don't care enough to challenge it. I just find this incredibly interesting.