The president has spent the week fumbling to lay out his vision for’reopening’ the US economy during the novel coronavirus pandemic. On Thursday, he called for citizens in Michigan, Minnesota, and Virginia to’liberate’ their states.

‘liberate Virginia, and save your great 2nd amendment,’ president of the U.S. wrote Friday.’liberate’ Virginia,’saving your great 2 amendment’.

The protests are being backed or promoted in part by anti-vaccination groups and anti-government funds linked to the kochs. People involved are already seeing it as a literal call to arms, according to NBC.

Industry leaders have abandoned the president’s councils before in response to his overreaches of authority, racist behavior, or both. So far, at least, the inciting language Trump tweeted on Friday is n’t enough to shake anyone loose from these new advisers.

Twitter pointed the verge to a March 18th update to its policy enforcement guidance that specifically deals with covid-19. The use of the word’liberate’ is vague and unclear, and that it is n’t necessarily calling for harmful action.

We’ll continue to prioritize removing content when it has a clear call to action that could directly pose a risk to people’s health or well-being. But we want to make it clear that we will not be able to take enforcement action on every Tweet that contains incomplete or disputed information about covid-19.

The members of the group have reached out to, and what (if anything) they’ve said?. Below is a list of what we’ve spoken to and what they have said.