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NYC Councilwoman Julie Won’s campaign boss husband was booted from Twitter for breaking site’s rules

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Eugene Noh was banned from Twitter after spewing the N-word and other insensitive language on the platform years ago. The posts are no longer publicly viewable due to Noh's account suspension, but The News got hold of a cache of screengrabs of the since-deleted missives. Noh, who is Asian and was 20 at the time, first denied writing the social media messages.

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NYC Councilwoman Julie Won’s campaign boss husband was booted from Twitter for breaking site’s rules

Noh, a political strategist who married Won in 2020 and then managed her 2021 campaign for a western Queens Council seat, thumbed out the questionable tweets over a decade ago through the @EugeneNoh handle, screenshots show.

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NYC Councilwoman Julie Won's campaign boss husband has been booted from Twitter for violating the site's rules - Manchester News Today

Democrat councilwoman Julie Won's husband - who is also her campaign manager - has been banned from Twitter after years ago spatting the N-word and other

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NY Daily News broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, January 21, 2023.
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