BREAKING: Ron Paul Says Facebook Suspended Him From Managing His Page, “With No Explanation”
Former Congressman Ron Paul tweeted Monday that Facebook suspended him from managing his public figure page for allegedly “repeatedly going against community standards.”
The former GOP Presidential candidate tweeted today that his Facebook account has been suspended from managing his public figure page for violating Facebook’s community standards. Congressman Paul claimed he had never previously received notice of violating community standards and no specific post had been identified by Facebook.
Paul’s tweet is embedded below:
Paul added that the “only thing we posted to Facebook today was my weekly “Texas Straight Talk” column,” which according to the former federal official has been getting published every week since 1976.
The move comes as many have witnessed a mass exodus of conservatives from popular social media including Facebook and Twitter. Apple, Google and Amazon have recently removed the conservative free speech app Parler from their servers.
Many conservatives are coming to the defense of Ron Paul including his son Senator Rand Paul and Thomas Massie.
Breitbart tech editor, Allum Bokhari stated that YouTube censored Paul in December for “medical misinformation.”
Facebook has not yet released a statement regarding the alleged suspension.
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