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As of June 11, 2021, Facebook’s June 4 decision to keep Donald Trump suspended for two years remained in force, with the clock set to run from January 7. The move did not erase Trump’s influence, but it did cut off one of his fastest ways to blast out messages, pick fights, and set the day’s agenda.
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As of June 11, 2021, Facebook’s June 4 decision to keep Donald Trump suspended for two years remained in force, with the clock set to run from January 7. The move did not erase Trump’s influence, but it did cut off one of his fastest ways to blast out messages, pick fights, and set the day’s agenda.
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As of June 11, 2021, Facebook’s June 4 decision to keep Donald Trump suspended for two years remained in force, with the clock set to run from January 7. The move did not erase Trump’s influence, but it did cut off one of his fastest ways to blast out messages, pick fights, and set the day’s agenda.
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