One has to write something really nasty to be banned from Facebook. Donald Trump managed that on January 6 when he praised the far right extremist thugs who invaded and ransacked our capitol.
Now try to imagine a major party in the U.S. being led by a man who was banned from Facebook.
You got it right. The man's name is Donald Trump and he is the current leader of the Republican Party.
You can't make this up.
U.S, News reports, "Facebook on Friday announced that former President Donald Trump will be suspended from the site for at least two years, ensuring that he will be silent on the massive social media platform through the crucial 2022 midterm elections.
"Trump will be barred from the platform until at least January 2023 – two years after his initial suspension – at which time the company will reevaluate his ban and only reinstate him "if conditions permit."
Of course, Trump blames others, not his traitorous speech that incited the insurrection and not his traitorous tweet glorifying the violent extremists he had encouraged.
In his first statement on the suspension, Trump said it was an “insult” to those who voted for him in “the rigged presidential election” and said: “They shouldn’t be allowed to get away with this censoring and silencing.”
The man belongs in a mental ward, not at the helm of a major party in America.