Twitter has banned relentless anti-Trump posters Ed and Brian Krassenstein from its social media platform.
Ed and Brian Krassenstein, the brothers best known for their relentless use of Twitter to attack President Donald Trump, have denied breaking the social media platform’s rules after their accounts—followed by hundreds of thousands of users—were permanently suspended.
Writing on their Hill Reporter website, the brothers said Twitter notified them through their @EdKrassen, @Krassenstein and @KrassenCast accounts that they were banned for the use of fake accounts and selling usernames. “We NEVER, and we want to make this as clear as day, ever bought or sold ANY Twitter accounts or interactions. We swear on our graves that this is 100% true,” the brothers wrote.
“This is 100% false, and if Twitter believes they have evidence to prove otherwise, we ask and encourage them to release these details to the media.” Critics accuse the Krassensteins of grifting, exploiting the genuine anger at the Trump administration purely for their own commercial gain through the online “resistance” movement. However, the brothers say they are sincere in their beliefs.
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