A Republican twitter account deleted a tweet praising Kanye West after he said he liked Adolf Hitler and denied the existence of the Jewish Holocaust during World War II during an interview with Alex Jones.
Rep. Jim Jordan speaks during a House Republican press conference on Capitol Hill on May 11, 2022, in Washington, D.C.A Twitter account managed by Republican lawmakers who are part of the House Judiciary Committee deleted a tweet praising Kanye West after the rapper praised Adolf Hitler and denied the existence of the Jewish Holocaust during World War II during an interview on Thursday.
It’s highly likely that the account deleted the tweet in an attempt to distance the party from Ye’s antisemitic statements during the interview with Jones. However, Ye has made several similar statements between the time the tweet was initially posted and the Jones interview — just days after the Republicans’ tweet, for example,
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