So Go To Parler

.@RepMTG releases following statement on getting her personal account suspended from .@Twitter She calls out .@SpeakerPelosi & .@VP in her Statement that also says “ #Twitter is an enemy to the people of #America and can’t handle the truth”. #MTG #MarjorieTaylorGreene pic.twitter.com/ZKAyFptwXC

— Rohit Sharma (@DcWalaDesi) January 2, 2022

Or Frank, if Lindell hasn’t crashed it yet. Or whatever fleece-the-rubes scheme Trump is still trying. Go to Facebook; maybe the Grandmas there will listen to you.

The rest of us just think you’re an asshole.

pic.twitter.com/tY6VchZbxF

— Brokenbox (@Resister1789) January 2, 2022

Meanwhile, back with a House member with actual Committee appointments:

Twitter permanently suspended a sitting US President.

They’ve now permanently suspended a sitting member of US Congress.

Of course, both from the same party.

They forget that in 2022 we are taking back the House and we WILL be holding them accountable!

— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) January 2, 2022

Except she has absolutely no idea how to start that, much less accomplish it. I’m so old I remember when conservatives opposed government interference in the free market.

They’re fascists and they are increasingly open about it. https://t.co/sEJdfaMXgW

— SittingPensivelyOnRoofHat (@Popehat) January 2, 2022

And J.S.Vance gasps for breath cries out for attention. Because the real point is freedom for me, but not for thee.

One thing I would just like flag on Marjorie Taylor Greene is that while Greene and some GOP allies have spoken a lot about cancel culture, she regularly called for NFL players protesting the National Anthem to be fired.

"They should be fired," she said. pic.twitter.com/qRAaTHrflJ

— andrew kaczynski (@KFILE) February 5, 2021

At least Twitter didn’t fire MTG.

Looks like I'll be using this today. pic.twitter.com/JbwzOz6IE9

— D Villella ❄️ (@dvillella) January 2, 2022

I’m pretty sure there are some people in Georgia who can make her go away.

She will go on every 24 hour major news network, appear on multiple national radio broadcasts, and be interviewed by at least two national newspapers to complain she has been silenced and cannot speak to the public.

Her “silence” will be loud, and impossible to miss.

— Dan Sandler (@Danielsand) January 2, 2022

Unless the press decides for some unfathomable reason that she still deserves our attention.

OK, so we take the state assuming control of private businesses thing from socialism, but use it to force companies to act as message distributors for right-wing nationalist politicians. A "nationalist socialism" if you will. We can workshop the name later. pic.twitter.com/QYEk1ezVqf

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) January 2, 2022

Or go to Telegram. And, of course, there's a loophole:

This is an issue with Twitter’s decision to ban Marjorie Taylor Greene’s private account but not her public one: she’ll still be able to use Twitter to push claims that Twitter is silencing her.

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 2, 2022

So she can use Twitter to complain about how Twitter has silenced her! So 2022.