Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Lieu's Twitter not Under US Constitution?

My private Twitter account is not regulated by the Constitution.

I am very confused by this statement.

Does the state senator mean that people cannot share what they believe on Twitter?

Is the state senator suggesting that the government limit speech on Twitter?

This statement is disturbing.

I followed the Twitter thread which the state senator was sharing with other people.

There is @SandraDGoetz and also @San_Pedro_CA

Senator Lieu shared the following:

False. This is my private account. The music group Berlin is awesome.

Yet His Twitter Account lists his website as a California State Senator


The state senator is alarmed by the fact that Sandra Goetz has contacted the state senator by twitter thirteen times today.

Frankly, I get tweets and attacks and good and bad all the time, I can choose to ignore or receive it as I see fit.

When I go watch a movie, do you have a problem with that? What about when I talk about a movie on my private Twitter account?

Sandra Goetz was sharing Tea Party Princples, yet the state senator has threatened to block her from sharing

threatens to block me for asking questions about his attacks on the and others...I am his constituent

Here's the full extent of the Twitter Conversation:



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Senator Lieus is accountable to every constituent, and he uses his account to discuss political events which he attends, which he hosts, and he criticizes the TEA Party movement as the one and only cause for Government shut-down in Washington.

His stance is unacceptable.

Please call his office, and make it plain to state senator Lieu.

The First Amendment protects political discourse, whether on Twitter, Facebook, or anywhere else!

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