Donald Trump Mercilessly Mocked For Ranting About Censorship -- In The Wall Street Journal
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"The first WSJ opinion written in crayon," one Twitter user responded to the former president's essay.
Twitter users spotted a big contradiction with an opinion piece purportedly penned by ex-President Donald Trump that was published on the Wall Street Journal’s website on Thursday. In the essay, Trump ranted about being censored by social media companies such as Twitter and Facebook, who booted him from their platforms following his incitement of the U.S. Capitol riot. Trump is now seeking class-action lawsuits against them, alleging an infringement of his First Amendment rights.
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