Donald Trump deleted a 9/11 tweet - here was his campaign's explanation why
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
The tweet, which had been revisited by numerous tweeters as the billionaire was in the thrust of his presidential primary campaign, featured Trump extending "best wishes to all" on the anniversary. He added that those best wishes even applied to "the haters and losers."
Around 8:30 a.m. last September 11, the tweet was removed. However, a subsequent tweet in which Trump retweeted his own tweet, remains up on his account:
Twitter/@realdonaldtrump
The retweet of the now deleted tweet.
Asked why the tweet was removed last year, Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks told Business Insider, "It is from several years ago."
The Trump campaign didn't respond to a subsequent request for further explanation.
Here's the original tweet:
Trump tweeted a more toned-down remembrance on the 14th anniversary of the attacks last year:
Let's all take a moment to remember all of the heroes from a very tragic day that we cannot let happen again!
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2015
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