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The Communications Director for Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., Karoline Leavitt, was temporarily suspended from Twitter on Wednesday. The platform then reinstated Leavitt’s account and told the Washington Examiner the move was “in error.” Leavitt’s boss is gaining attention as a potential replacement for House Republican Chair Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., who may be ousted from her role as early as next week. BREAKING: It appears I’ve been released from Twitter’s Conservative Jail ‼️ This was not an “error,” as Twitter claimed. This was another purge in their ongoing effort to silenc...

7 May 2021 Twitter temporarily suspended the account of Karoline Leavitt, communications director for Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), in what was claimed to be an “error” by the social media company. “It appears I’ve been released from Twitter’s Conservative Jail,” wrote Leavitt in a tweet following the reversal of her suspension. “This was not an “error,” as Twitter claimed. This was another purge in their ongoing effort to silence conservatives voices! We cannot back down to Big Tech Giants! Our movement is too important!” BREAKING: It appears I’ve been released from Twitt...

Twitter Says Account Suspension of Stefanik’s Press Aide Was an ‘Error’ Twitter has restored the account of Rep. Elise Stefanik’s (R-N.Y.) communications director after briefly suspending it in “error,” although the press aide, Karoline Leavitt, insists it was a “purge in their ongoing effort to silence conservatives voices.” The account of Leavitt, who served as an assistant White House press secretary in the Trump administration, went offline on May 5, prompting Stefanik—her current boss—to accuse the social media company of “unconstitutional overreach” and of silenc...

Why does this ONLY happen to conservatives?! Absolutely outrageous. Stefanik, a favorite to replace Rep. Liz Cheney in House Republican leadership, has been a vocal critic of social media companies and accused Twitter and Facebook of "engaging in illegal election interference" after the companies suppressed a New York Post report detailing Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine. Facebook reduced the story's distribution on its platform, and Twitter prevented the link from being shared on the platform and suspended the New York Post for sharing the story. Republicans in the House an...