Donald Trump’s daughter responded to a tweet from her father asking her followers to support the police and law enforcement officials, minutes later she deleted the comment after a wave of criticism.
President Donald Trump’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, named “patriots” after the protesters who stormed the Capitol Building in Washington DC this afternoon, but minutes later he removed it after strong criticism he received on the social network.
Ivanka responded to a tweet from her father calling on his supporters to support the police and law enforcement agencies. “They are really on the side of our country. Keep the peace, ” said the president that just hours before the special session to confirm Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election, he asked Vice President Mike Pence to decline to certify the winner. He also said he would not recognize Biden as the new president of the United States, later Congress was raped by an angry mob.
“American Patriots – Any breach of security or disrespect to our law enforcement agencies is unacceptable. The violence must stop immediately, ”Ivanka wrote, calling for peace.
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Twitter also reported that Trump’s account has been banned for 12 hours after it found it inciting violence and threatened to suspend it permanently from its platform.
He also retracted a video featuring supporters and ordered the removal of three tweets that violated his standards.
“As a result of the unprecedented and persistent violent situation in Washington, DC, we have demanded the removal of three @ realDonaldTrump tweets posted today for repeated and serious violations of our civil integrity policy,” Twitter said in a post.
“If the tweets are not deleted, the account will remain locked,” he stressed.
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