Rand Paul Accuses Twitter of ‘Allowing That Anger’ After Suspicious Package Sent to His Home

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) believes 🐦Twitter played a role in “allowing that anger” after a suspicious package was delivered to his home.

SiriusXM radio host Julie Mason asked Paul on Tuesday what is going on with the suspicious powder included in the package.

Paul told Mason the package was sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the initial reports found the substance was not anthrax.

“I guess I blame sort of the stoking of anger on the Left and also I blame 🐦Twitter for allowing that anger. We get threats daily on 🐦Twitter. 🐦Twitter won’t even return our phone calls,” Paul said.

He continued, “When we try to call 🐦Twitter to talk to them about it, we get nothing out of them and they just think it’s jolly well hilarious and a joke to say, well, you had six of your ribs broken, a damaged lung, pneumonia twice, part of my lung removed, coughing up blood for a year.”