Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Twitter account suspended over 'Trans Day of Vengeance' post

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s congressional Twitter account was suspended Tuesday after apparently being swept up in a platform-wide crackdown on posts referencing a so-called “Trans Day Of Vengeance” protest in the wake of a Nashville school shooting carried out by a transgender former student. The far-right lawmaker shared a screenshot from her personal Twitter account, which remains active, showing that her government account was hit with a seven-day ban for violating Twitter’s rules on “violent speech.” In the offending tweet, Greene (R-Ga.) shared an image of a poster promoting an April 1 protest organized by group called Our Rights DC that seeks to “Stop Trans Genocide.”  The Georgia Republican accused Twitter of trying to “whitewash” violence promoted by far-left groups on social media. “In the wake of a transgender shooter targeting a Christian school and murdering kids, every American should know the threat of Antifa-driven trans-terrorism. Twitter should not whitewash the incitement of politically motivated violence,” Greene wrote in a tweet Tuesday.  Twitter slapped Greene with a seven-day ban on posting tweets and retweeting on Tuesday.AFP via Getty Images “Restore my account immediately,” Greene demanded in another tweet, tagging Twitter CEO Elon Musk and head of Trust and Safety Ella
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