Actress and activist Rose McGowan slammed Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey as a supporter of “evil” after she was suspended from the platform for posting an image of former President Bill Clinton being massaged by a woman.
“What are you so afraid of, Jack Dorsey? A little freedom of speech? Going against your cronies?” McGowan said in a video posted Tuesday. “I don’t understand why you support evil, Jack Dorsey. And why you lie.”
McGowan’s message came after she tweeted an image of an art piece by British artist Alison Jackson showing Clinton being massaged, and the actress captioned it “Photo taken on Epstein Island.”
“If you put your party over principles, over ethics, you are the problem, not me,” McGowan added, according to Fox News. “You can come for me all you want. I do not care. This is your cult leader. If you aren’t disgusted, go take a long, hard look in the mirror, and wake the F up.”
The post followed other messages slamming Vice President Kamala Harris for her speaking event last month with Clinton, who has been accused of rape, on empowering women.
McGowan also said Twitter was partaking in hypocrisy over banning her for the post but allowing pornographic images on its platform.
“I was just trying to drive a point home about a disgusting human doing a disgusting thing,” she said. “I know that Twitter is trying to silence me, and I know a lot of powerful Democrats are behind it.”
In recent years, McGowan has been a critic of the Democratic Party, the Clinton family, and President Joe Biden, who was also accused of sexual misconduct.
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“I was always told it was the Democratic Party that were the good guys, that our papers were @nyt & @washingtonpost & we as a family loved listening to @allthingsconsidered & we’d talk about how much we loved @iraglass’ voice. But now I know too much,” McGowan posted in a series of pictures on Twitter last April.
Twitter did not immediately respond to the Washington Examiner’s request for comment on her criticisms and suspension.
