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That does make this even more highly suspect in my eyes. Who is to say that this might not be a coordination between the Senate gop's campaign arm and Elon Musk.
If one knows that having a Twitter account banned can be potentially lucrative under certain circumstances, what is going to stop people who want to take advantage of the "news" cycle , talking points that can be made from it, and campaign fundraising that can be done as a byproduct of the publicity by manufacturing a story with willing participants?
Given the right obsession with the Twitter files, it is obvious that certain people recognize the potential for social media in propaganda and psyops campaigns.
Ted Cruz: if you don't like hunting, fine. Don't go
Also Ted Cruz: Grammy performances are evil and encourage devil worshipping
In summation, fuck Ted Cruz. >


In summation, fuck Ted Cruz.

Worked for Boebert... >

So, Twitter's ban policy is broken and erratic, then?
Sounds about right given the massive layoffs and the fact that the CEO is pretty much broken and erratic. >

Ted Cruz saying "Don't censor others who disagree" is the height of absurdity. What a hypocrite. >


The suspension may not be all bad news for Daines, however. Other Republican lawmakers who have gotten into similar trouble with Twitter’s rules have used the opportunity to raise funds. As head of the Senate GOP’s campaign arm, Daines is likely to do the same.