ArabNews24.ca Twitter suspends GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for ‘multiple violations’ after she alleges Georgia elections were ‘stolen’

In a statement to CNN on Sunday, Twitter confirmed it locked the outspoken lawmaker for 12 hours out of her personal account, citing “multiple violations” of its “civic integrity policy.”

Green apparently fell victim to the recently updated Twitter policy, that envisions a system of strikes for pushing “unverified information about election rigging."

In a string of messages on Sunday, Greene squared off with fellow Republican and Georgia elections official Gabriel Sterling, after he pinned the blame for Georgia’s defeat on Green, former Georgia Republican Rep. Doug Collins, as well as on President Donald Trump.

Sterling argued that the rhetoric on election fraud coming from the trio discouraged Republcian party supporters from going to the polls, and ultimately “cost the GOP two senate seats and control of the Senate”, while “giving Biden and Dems a free hand.”

Green fired back, claiming, for her part, that the initial Georgia special election on November 3 “was stolen” with the help of Dominion voting tech, and that election officials “ignored” reports of voting irregularities.