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Live Action founder Lila Rose’s Twitter account inexplicably disappears

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Live Action founder Lila Rose’s Twitter account inexplicably disappears

Saturday night, Live Action president and founder Lila Rose’s Twitter account simply disappeared from the platform without immediate explanation. It was restored on Sunday in the morning hours sometime before 6:52 a.m. EST, however, a reason for the deactivation has yet to be given by Twitter. Rose wrote, “So it seems the suspension/deletion was intentional although it’s odd they never emailed me in the first place saying I was suspended or why?”

At approximately 8:15 p.m. EST on March 3, the Twitter account @LilaGraceRose was suddenly deactivated, with Rose receiving no notice of any violations or suspension either prior to the account’s removal or after.

Live Action’s team contacted Twitter support at 9 p.m., but as of the publication of this article, has received no response.

Several users have tweeted about the disappearance of the account — including The Babylon Bee CEO, Seth Dillon — tagging Elon Musk and seeking answers. Some users pointed out that it does not appear Rose’s account was merely suspended. The page reads, “does not exist.”

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The last tweets Rose sent out prior to the deactivation of her account announced breaking news about Walgreen’s decision to not dispense the abortion pill in 20 pro-life states after 20 attorneys general informed the retail pharmacy chain that doing so would be illegal. Rose also tweeted, “Intelligence doesn’t equal wisdom. Talent isn’t always used to sincerely seek truth. Some of the brightest minds fool themselves and tell the biggest lies. The disposition of the heart is far more important than the faculties of the mind.”

Lila Rose’s tweets immediately prior to the account’s deactivation.
Lila Rose’s tweets immediately prior to the account’s deactivation.

At the time the account was deactivated, Rose had more than 318,000 followers.

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Editor’s Note: This post will be updated as more information becomes available.

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