Donald Trump asked Twitter to delete a Chrissy Teigen tweet
“Chrissy Teigen referred to Donald Trump as a “Pussy Ass Bitch.” That’s how a former Twitter employee answered Rep. Maxwell Frost’s (D-FL) question about a tweet that the then-Donald Trump White House allegedly asked Twitter to remove.
“He is a Pussy Ass Bitch”
“What was the Tweet about?”, asked Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL). “Please excuse my language, this is a direct quote, but Chrissy Teigen referred to Donald Trump as a “Pussy Ass Bitch”, answered Anika Collier Navaroli, Former Twitter U.S. Safety Policy Team Senior Expert. “Okay, free speech … and what happened after Mrs. Tiegen posted her tweet. What did the White House do?”, asked Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL).
“From my understanding, the White House reached out to ask that this tweet be removed. It was my team’s job — this fell underneath the policy for “abusive behaviors” and we evaluate it underneath our “insults policy.” At that time, up to three insults were allowed and so it was our job to determine how many insults were included within that phrase”, answered Anika Collier Navaroli, Former Twitter U.S. Safety Policy Team Senior Expert.
Chrissy Teigen’s life-saving abortion
Teigen herself even responded to the questioning on Twitter : “I… oh my god”. The Republican-led congressional hearing is looking into what role, if any, Twitter played in allegedly suppressing a story detailing the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop.
“He is a Pussy Ass Bitch”
“What was the Tweet about?”, asked Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL). “Please excuse my language, this is a direct quote, but Chrissy Teigen referred to Donald Trump as a “Pussy Ass Bitch”, answered Anika Collier Navaroli, Former Twitter U.S. Safety Policy Team Senior Expert. “Okay, free speech … and what happened after Mrs. Tiegen posted her tweet. What did the White House do?”, asked Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL).
“From my understanding, the White House reached out to ask that this tweet be removed. It was my team’s job — this fell underneath the policy for “abusive behaviors” and we evaluate it underneath our “insults policy.” At that time, up to three insults were allowed and so it was our job to determine how many insults were included within that phrase”, answered Anika Collier Navaroli, Former Twitter U.S. Safety Policy Team Senior Expert.
Chrissy Teigen’s life-saving abortion
Teigen herself even responded to the questioning on Twitter : “I… oh my god”. The Republican-led congressional hearing is looking into what role, if any, Twitter played in allegedly suppressing a story detailing the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop.