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"We believe that the ban on President Trump's account on Facebook has dramatically distorted and inhibited public discourse," the campaign wrote. Trump in his letter to Goalaccording to a copy obtained by NBCNews.
the campaign of Trump He did not threaten to file a lawsuit for the moment, as some sources close to the magnate had slipped.
Instead, they stressed the importance of free expression and called on Goal a "meeting to discuss the early reinstatement of President Trump to the platform."
A spokesperson for Goal declined to comment on Trump beyond saying that the company "will announce a decision in the coming weeks in line with the process."
Facebook and Twitter they banned Trump a day after a mob of his supporters, many of whom have admitted in federal court they were caught for their lies of a stolen election, stormed the Capitol and interfered with Congress as the votes were counted. elections to certify the presidential victory of Joe Biden in 2020.
Facebook finally decided to institute a ban limited to Trumpwhich would be reviewed after two years, starting on January 7 of this year.
Twitter planned a permanent ban, but the new owner, Elon Musk, reinstated Trump's account on November 19, and later criticized the company's previous leadership over the ban. Trump, however, has yet to tweet.
"Trump will probably come back Twitter. It's just a matter of how and when," said a Republican who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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