Trump's Twitter account ‘permanently suspended’

Posted 2021-01-09 , Lancaster Online

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s Twitter account was “permanently suspended” Friday night, two days after his rhetoric and tweets were widely blamed for sparking a violent siege of the U.S. Capitol that left five people dead. ...

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Trump's Twitter account ‘permanently suspended’

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