Parler reportedly refused to ban Trump’s critics as part of discussions to bring him onboard
Photo Illustration by Thiago Prudencio/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images The alternative social network Parler and representatives of former president Donald Trump were reportedly considering an idea to make Trump an active member of the platform after he left office, but Parler apparently pushed back on one key part of the proposed arrangement: the platform did not want to ban Trump's detractors, according to an excerpt of Michael Wolff's upcoming book about the last days of Trump's presidency published in New York Magazine.
Here's what was going on, according to Wolff:
One curious point of consideration for the [Trump] family [the morning of January 6th] - prescient of the events that would shortly unfold - was a follow-up to a discussion initiated some months before by aides and family. Trump...