Frankly it was inevitable because time and time again, politicians and celebrities violated Twitter's TOS and got away with it because of who they were and it e

Frankly it was inevitable because time and time again, politicians and celebrities violated Twitter's TOS and got away with it because of who they were and it eventually caught up to them. I don't necessarily think Twitter was right to act in every single case that they did, but there were absolutely blatant examples of leaders violating Twitter's TOS. If you feel that politicians should be able to say anything they want all the time, then it's time call for abolishing the TOS altogether.