WASHINGTON: Former President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit for a court to return his account on Twitter and recover lost online votes for allegedly inciting Capitol Hill Riot.
Twitter and other social media prohibited former presidents from their platform after the hordes of pro-trump supporters attacked the United States Congress Building on January 6 the election he lost to Joe Biden was stolen from him.
Twitter said when Trump Tweet led to the removal of violating his policies for glorifying violence and the possibility of causing people to emulate what happened on January 6 as his main megaphone to reach millions of conservative followers “forced” to suspend members of the US Congress.
When he was prohibited from Trump having more than 88 million Twitter followers.
Twitter, archiving argues, “training the level of power and control over political discourse in this country is not measurable, historically unprecedented, and very dangerous to open democratic debate.” The lawsuit noted that the Taliban, in power in Afghanistan now and is still considered a terrorist organization by the United States, permitted to have a Twitter account.
The account appeared on August 8 and “during the weeks that follow Twitter allow the Taliban to tweet regularly about their military conquest and victory in Afghanistan.” Trump’s banning but not the Taliban amounted to “ridiculousness” on the Twitter section, the lawsuit accused.
Contacted by AFP, Twitter refused to comment on Trump’s steps.
Trump continued to hold a tight grip in the Republican Party and after maintaining a low profile for several months after the election, he had again held an election-style demonstration, often dropped the instructions that he would run again for the White House in 2024.