On Monday, Facebook blocked former presidential candidate Ron Paul from his own page. The move came hours after the longtime congressman and libertarian hero shared an article he wrote criticizing Twitter and Facebook for banning President Donald Trump from their platforms.

Former Texas congressman Ron Paul says he’s been blocked from using his Facebook page for unspecified violations of “community standards” as Big Tech purges users following last week’s Capitol...

Former Republican presidential contender Ron Paul said Monday he was the latest Republican victim of the social-media purges despite not having advocated political violence or insurrection. Mr....

— Ron Paul (@RonPaul) January 11, 2021 Paul had posted only one item to his Facebook page on Monday: a link to the congressman's weekly syndicated column, in which he criticized Twitter's decision...

Ron Paul’s Facebook account received the warning on Monday, January 11. He wrote on Twitter: “ With no explanation other than ‘repeatedly going against our community standards,’ @Facebook ...

U.S.—Ron Paul has been banned from Facebook for inciting a dangerous amount of liberty, freedom, and personal responsibility on his page. “Our Community Standards clearly warn people and pages against inciting people to be free, live their lives, and take responsibility for their actions,” said Mark Zuckerberg.

Former Rep. Ron Paul said Facebook suspended him from managing his account, citing a violation of its community standards. “With no explanation other than 'repeatedly going against our community...

Ron Paul has said that Facebook has censored his account without explanation. “With no explanation other than ‘repeatedly going against our community standards,’ @Facebook has blocked me from managing my page,” former Congressman (R-TX) Ron Paul tweeted Jan. 11.

Dr. Ron Paul who has been a champion of peace and liberty for decades was unceremoniously blocked from his own page on Facebook Monday. Facebook claimed Ron Paul, who has long promoted everyone getting along, civil liberties, police accountability, and ending US wars, was repeatedly going “against our community standards.”