Evidence will show that former President Trump was not an innocent bystander but abandoned his role as commander in chief and became the instigator in chief of "the assault on Congress, which he watched on TV" as if it were a reality show. show, celebrating without doing anything to help us. "The second impeachment trial against Donald Trump comes alive with the arguments of the accusation that, after having collected the first round on the constitutionality of the trial against a former president, plays the card of unpublished images violent assault on Congress drawn from the internal video surveillance system. A move that again caught the two defenders Bruce Castor and David Schoen by surprise, whose uncertain debut left the Republicans themselves perplexed and sent the former president into a rage , who allegedly yelled at them as he followed the trial in his Mar-a-Lago, Florida studio.
But, even before the hearing in a super armored Capitol began, Twitter had already issued a first sentence, a sort of social 'life sentence': Trump was removed from his favorite platform "forever", with a permanent ban, and will not be able to create a new account even if he returns to apply.
When "you are removed from the platform you are removed regardless" of the position, or "whether you are a commentator, a financial director, a current or a former public official", explained the chief financial officer of Twitter Ned Segal in a ' interview with Cnbc, recalling that "our policy has the principle of ensuring that incitement to violence is not allowed".
A condemnation hard to digest for the former commander in chief, who had made Twitter his world megaphone and his main electoral weapon.
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