Sam Seder
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Maria Bartiromo: Twitter 'Shadowbanned' Me!
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August 27, 2018
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5:04Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Maria Bartiromo is accusing Twitter of 'shadowbanning' her because her tweet didn't go viral.
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"Fox Business Network anchor Maria Bartiromo asked if she was being “shadow-banned” on Twitter — i.e., when a social media platform partially bans a user by limiting how accessible their content is to others — because one of tweets defending President Donald Trump did not go viral.
Bartiromo lobbed the unfounded accusation against Twitter on today’s airing of Mornings with Maria on Fox Business:
“I tweeted out a clip from CNN of James Clapper basically admitting that President Obama was the one that directed all the intelligence agencies at the end of 2016 to launch an investigation into President Trump, and I tweeted that out because there’s James Clapper right on CNN telling Anderson Cooper saying, ‘Yes, we would not have done this had it not been for President Obama.’ So I tweeted it out, it got no life, it got no life — and I know that’s something that my followers and viewers care about, big time. It got no life, so I’m just wondering, was I shadow-banned?”"
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