Actor, Poker Pro James Woods Banned From Twitter

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Actor, Poker Pro James Woods Banned From Twitter

James Woods was trending number one on Twitter after being banned from the social media site.


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The Hollywood actor and successful poker pro has been a steadfast supporter of US President Donald Trump.

And Trump chimed in on the news Friday evening.

So surprised to see Conservative thinkers like James Woods banned from Twitter, and Paul Watson banned from Facebook!

MMFA Editor-At-Large Parker Molloy claims Wood was not banned from Twitter.  Indeed his account is still up but hasn't been active since April 19.

FYI James Woods’ Twitter account hasn’t been banned or suspended. It’s still there. He probably just refuses to delete the tweet where he called for the hanging of his political opponents.

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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