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Liz Harrington, a spokeswoman for former President Trump, said Tuesday she would avoid Twitter, a platform she used to broadcast messages from the former president, which is banned from the site.
“I probably wouldn’t be posting on Twitter anytime soon. C is a horrible website that is irreparable. TRUTH will soon be available to everyone when it launches its internet application,” he wrote.
“Get you to stick to me there @realLizUSA,” she added, accompanied by a screenshot from Trump’s Truth Social account, where she says “Leave Twitter and get the TRUTH!!!!”
Trump, who was banned from using Twitter and other social media platforms in the wake of the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection on Capitol Hill, issued statements primarily through his PAC Save America. These statements were shared via Harrington on Twitter.
Trump has introduced his own social media company, Truth Social, to the public, but it’s off to a shaky start, with little engagement and long wait times for new users.
Earlier this month, a lawsuit filed by the former president over his Twitter ban was rejected by a judge, who said Trump could not prove his right to free speech had been violated via Twitter.
Elon Musk reported that if his deal was reached to get Twitter, he would overturn Twitter’s ban on Trump, the former president said he would continue on Truth Social.
Harrington is rarely the first Republican character to swear from the platform. Other lawmakers and high-level experts have already signaled that they will leave the platform, only to sign up later.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga. ), whose non-public account was permanently suspended via Twitter in January for incorrect information about COVID-19, said at the time that “Twitter is an enemy of America and cannot take care of the truth. “
“Okay, I’m going to show America that we don’t want it and that it’s time to defeat our enemies,” he said, though he has since actively used his account in Congress.
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