Dan Bongino Suggests Conservatives on Twitter Are Blocked From Buying Ads (REACTION)
February 22, 2018
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as posted by the channelFormer U.S. Secret Service agent Dan Bongino, who regularly appears on Fox News and is a contributor for NRATV, was deemed "ineligible" to purchase ads on Twitter after the social media platform reportedly flagged his content as being "inappropriate."
Early Wednesday morning, Bongino tweeted: "Defending your Second Amendment Rights is apparently too controversial a topic for the Twitter and the Twitter Support team. Our account isn’t eligible for any twitter ads. Total BS."
Bongino then tweeted a screenshot of the message he received from Twitter, adding: "If you’re a conservative be sure to toe the line on Twitter or the Twitter Support team will make sure you're deemed 'ineligible' to promote your content on their site. This is absolutely absurd."
A series of undercover videos published last month from James O'Keefe's Project Veritas appeared to confirm the notion held by many people that Twitter actively discriminates against conservative users on their platform.
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