NJ senator critical of mandatory vaccines has Twitter reinstated
His suspension followed a tweet where the state senator voiced his opinion – saying that there was “no reason anyone should feel compelled to take the [COVID-19] vaccine.”
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Jul 18, 2021, 2:11 PM
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Updated 1,104 days ago
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316ds agoState Sen. Declan O'Scanlon (R-13th District) is back on
Twitter after the social media platform suspended his account on Saturday.
It followed a tweet where the state senator voiced his
opinion – saying that there was “no reason anyone should feel compelled to take
the [COVID-19] vaccine.”
He also called restrictions, mandates and vaccine passports
“uncalled for.”
The New Jersey GOP defended O’Scanlon, saying that it was
an “appalling suppression of free speech.”
O’Scanlon responded in part: "That that tweet somehow
triggered an algorithm, or worse some hyper-sensitive Twitter employee with an
agenda...is outrageous.”