Members of Congress troll social media with hunting photos after Sen. Daines was put in 'Twitter jail'
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Multiple Republican members of Congress took to Twitter on Tuesday to defend Montana GOP Sen. Steve Daines after the social media giant locked and suspended his account.
Standing in solidarity with Daines, Sen. Rounds changed his Twitter profile picture to a photo of himself standing alongside his family from a previous hunt he took part in. Kyle Morris covers politics for Fox News. Story tips can be sent to kyle.morris@fox.com and on Twitter: @RealKyleMorris.
"Hey @elonmusk - Why is Twitter putting @SteveDaines in Twitter jail," Rounds questioned in a tweet directed at Twitter CEO Elon Musk. "For his wife being a good shot? I guess since I’ve updated my profile picture, I better turn myself in."
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