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Deleted tweets for RepChrisStewart

The list below includes 7 deleted tweets by RepChrisStewart.

There are also 1 tweets that are indicated as not currently deleted by the Twitter API that have been scraped from pages of deleted tweets (as replies, etc.). These possibly undeleted tweets are included for context and are indicated by a (live) link.

Datasets generated by SalishCoast 161 and Karma 161 using ✨cancel-culture✨, an open source project by Travis Brown and other tools as part of the deleted-tweets-archive project repo on github.

You can create your own updated version of this document by checking out and configuring the repository and then running the following commands:

$ cargo build --release
$ target/release/twcc deleted-tweets --report RepChrisStewart

Please note that all tweets quoted here are sourced from the Wayback Machine and were not directly accessed through the Twitter API or any Twitter client.

  • 27 September 2021: President Biden's "infrastructure" plan isn't about rebuilding our roads and bridges. It's money-for-everybody-and-everything policy that will hurt the American worker. pic.twitter.com/XRSJNqGpCH
  • 1 July 2021: Today, the CCP will celebrate its 100th anniversary. But it is no occasion for joy. It is a reminder of their gruesome legacy, from Tiananmen Square to to the COVID-19 cover-up. On behalf of the victims of their rule, America must always demand justice. https://www.wsj.com/articles/100-years-of-chinese-communism-11625092616?mod=opinion_lead_pos1
  • 22 March 2021: This is exactly why I reintroduced legislation last week that demands more responsible spending out of Congress. Americans deserve more accountability, not higher taxes. Stop using taxpayer funds. We're $23 trillion in debt. We can't afford this. https://t.co/GmyNQpSLI4
  • 4 January 2021: Vice President-elect Joe Biden deserves to enter his Presidency without this cloud hanging over him, President Trump deserves answers, and most importantly, the American people deserve to have their confidence in our elections restored.
  • 4 January 2021: Voting is the most important duty we exercise in a republic. By my objection to certify the election, I am safeguarding the sanctity of each vote.
  • 4 January 2021 (live): Until we have resolved the issues surrounding voting irregularities, ballot integrity and security, and the implementation of state election laws, I can not, in good conscience, uphold the oath I took to protect and defend our constitution by voting to certify the election.
  • 4 January 2021: After serious thought and consideration, I will not vote to certify the election. I believe there are critical questions that need to be answered concerning our Presidential election.
  • 30 January 2018: russia sanctions