Trump Supporters Panic After Truth Social Bans Anti-Vaccine Doctor

Tenpenny's Truth social account went dark last week, triggering Trump supporters.

"Is this true? It needs to be called out! I am not able to get on TS, but have a lot of $ invested. This bears an explanation!" one angry Trump fan wrote, as reported by SFGATE.

"I didn't know it was possible to get booted off of Truth Social unless it was something clearly illegal, pornographic or threatening violence," another one noted.

"Seems like CEO Devin Nunes is destroying Truth Social by doing this kind of thing," a third person wrote.

While banned from Truth Social, Tenpenny posted on other right-wing social networks.

"The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies," she wrote on one of them.

But her Truth Social account was soon reinstated.

"My #TruthSocial account was reinstated today through no action of my own! They claim it was done by a technical error of some type!" Tenpenny explained to her fans.

Still, the ban caused considerable panic among Trump supporters, according to SFGATE, many of whom expressed concern over their safe space imposing censorship.

Tenpenny, who is an osteopathic medical doctor, is considered one of the most influential anti-vaxxers online.

In fact, the Center for Countering Digital Hate named Tenpenny as one of the 12 most popular anti-vaccine voices on the internet, noting that she has been spreading false and misleading information about vaccines for years.

Tenpenny's national profile rose last year after she absurdly told an Ohio House committee that vaccines turn human beings into magnets.

"They can put a key on their forehead, it sticks. They can put spoons and forks all over them, and they can stick," she said.

Trump, for his part, has made it abundantly clear that he is pro-vaccine.

As Time reported, the former president often touts Operation Wrap Speed as one of his administration's greatest accomplishments.

He recently said that vaccines have "saved tens of millions throughout the world" and urged politicians to encourage their constituents to get vaccinated.

This has put the former president at odds with millions of his own supporters.