AOC, Omar and Twitter Sued for $88 Million for ‘Overbearing Pain and Suffering’ Due to Trump Ban

AOC, Omar and Twitter Sued for $88 Million for ‘Overbearing Pain and Suffering’ Due to Trump Ban

A California man is suing Twitter and two progressive congresswomen in connection with President Donald Trump's suspension from the social media platform, citing "overbearing pain and suffering."In the complaint filed in a U.S. District Court in California on Tuesday, Erik Estavillo argued that he and every "follower that was, without a doubt, emotionally and mentally damaged as a result of the Presidents' ban" is entitled to $88.7 million each.Estavillo, who is representing himself, is also seeking the reinstatement of Trump's account and a retaliatory Twitter ban on Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, who, he argues, promote "Eastern communist philosophies."The plaintiff claims that because of various health problems, including depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder and Crohn's syndrome, Estavillo has "no friends" and can rarely leave the house. As a result, the complaint says, he heavily relies on Twitter to participate in political discourse."The Americans with Disabilities Act should protect him from such egregious behavior on the part of Twitter," the lawsuit reads. "He has nowhere else to voice his first amendment rights to free speech."Estavillo's suit also argues that Twitter has become a "virtual company town," which would exempt the platform from limiting certain free speech. The suit points to the Supreme