The party deleted the tweet only three minutes after it was posted – meaning they still had control of the account. It was not hacked – it was a Republican party insider.”
So your grossly mistaken premise is that once a site, twitter account etc is hacked , you permanently lose control of that site?
That is a weird assumption, hm? Someone doesn’t know how “being hacked” works, clearly.
My premise? I posted a quote. That is the narrative out there now, cologop should have has better control of their account. That they didn’t has NOTHING to do with me personally.
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=Colorado+GOP+twitter+hacked.
They are not immune to the law of cause and effect.