Posted on 09/09/2018 11:07:58 AM PDT by gattaca
President Obama lectured President Trump, accused him of racism, and attempted to take credit for President Trump’s economic miracle.
But Barack Obama’s worst lie was his remarks on Benghazi.
Barack Obama: “The politics of division and paranoia has found a home, unfortunately, in the Republican party. … they’ve embraced wild conspiracy theories by those surrounding Benghazi. Or my birth certificate.”
Benghazi hero Kris Paronto responded to the former president.
Kris has not forgotten about the men lost as Obama did nothing.
Apparently Kris ‘Tanto’ Paronto can’t defend against the lies so Twitter promptly put him in a timeout.
Twitter did not appreciate this.
Twitter slapped a temporary suspension on Paronto’s account after his criticism of President Obama.
Twitter later lifted the temporary suspension of Kris Paronto’s account.
Twitter founder and CEO Jack Dorsey told Congress last week his platform aims to shape behavior.
Apparently, that means not criticizing former President Obama.
Yea...so how do you follow someone on Twitter? Oh my...I need another social media program to learn.
“Time to drop the Twitter account.”
Twitter is where the war is being fought. All conservatives, all FReepers should be engaged on Twitter.
Best of luck with this. I made the same argument for standing to fight in pubic schools.
Many freepers would rather cower in their homes and private schools.
Why? So we can preach to the choir in an echo chamber?
We can do that here just fine.
There’s 65 million Trump supporters... we should have our own internet platforms. I don’t want to talk with, eat with, communicate with or deal with liberals.
I assume they feel the same.
So let’s give our money to OUR community.
What specifically did he say? That's kind of an important detail.
BUMP!
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