Deleted Tweets From Manny Sethi, R-Tenn.

Happy 200th birthday to Shelby County! There are a lot of #10yearchallenge posts out there, but how about this #200yearchallenge 1819 versus 2019 https://t.co/2KxushGjsu

Thanks to everyone who braved the weather to come out this morning in Marion County. Folks are ready to send a conservative outside to the U.S. Senate! https://t.co/ffno8dg4lm

Help us take on the establishment and send a Conservative Outsider to Washington! Go to https://t.co/pJgPRa4EEK to donate now. https://t.co/8m67PTWhdp

RT @realDonaldTrump: ...House Republicans are showing real LEADERSHIP and prepared to enact bipartisan solutions for drug prices. Do Not… https://t.co/YkzY7kPOKw

Thanks to Robert Barber, @rhkirkland, and Carl Kirkland, for all the work they are doing. I’ve worked with them during my time with Healthy Tennessee, and it’s great to see the amazing work they’re doing in Jackson. https://t.co/3Nw7v6EYqs

We must stand with the people of Hong Kong in the face of Chinese oppression. America must be the world leader in standing up to oppression and tyranny. https://t.co/hwmbDs048m

I’m at the Garth Brooks concert! If you see me come say hey! https://t.co/fFIL3zzadK

This concludes the amazing Tennessee veterans we are highlighting. These are but a few of the brave men and women whose courage and sacrifice we are so grateful for today.

William B. Campbell was Governor of Tennessee from 1851 to 1853 and commanded the First Regiment Tennessee Volunteers during the Mexican-American War. Fort Campbell in Clarkesville is named for him. https://t.co/0JpcYx1D0b

The pride of the Upper Cumberlands, Sgt. Alvin York was America’s most decorated soldier in WWI. Upon his return, his commanding officer remarked: "Well York, I hear you captured the whole German army." York replied, "No sir. I got only 132." He was awarded the Medal of Honor. https://t.co/ZF3mU6eReL

The pride of the Upper Cumberland, Sgt. Alvin York was America’s most decorated soldier in WWI. Upon his return, his commanding officer remarked: "Well York, I hear you captured the whole German army." York replied, "No sir. I got only 132." He was awarded the Medal of Honor. https://t.co/KkHPy3aZGn

Happy 200th birthday to Shelby County! There are a lot of #10yearchallenge posts out there, but how about this #200yearchallenge 1819 versus 2019 https://t.co/2KxushGjsu

Thanks to everyone who braved the weather to come out this morning in Marion County. Folks are ready to send a conservative outside to the U.S. Senate! https://t.co/ffno8dg4lm

Help us take on the establishment and send a Conservative Outsider to Washington! Go to https://t.co/pJgPRa4EEK to donate now. https://t.co/8m67PTWhdp

RT @realDonaldTrump: ...House Republicans are showing real LEADERSHIP and prepared to enact bipartisan solutions for drug prices. Do Not… https://t.co/YkzY7kPOKw

Thanks to Robert Barber, @rhkirkland, and Carl Kirkland, for all the work they are doing. I’ve worked with them during my time with Healthy Tennessee, and it’s great to see the amazing work they’re doing in Jackson. https://t.co/3Nw7v6EYqs

We must stand with the people of Hong Kong in the face of Chinese oppression. America must be the world leader in standing up to oppression and tyranny. https://t.co/hwmbDs048m

I’m at the Garth Brooks concert! If you see me come say hey! https://t.co/fFIL3zzadK

This concludes the amazing Tennessee veterans we are highlighting. These are but a few of the brave men and women whose courage and sacrifice we are so grateful for today.

William B. Campbell was Governor of Tennessee from 1851 to 1853 and commanded the First Regiment Tennessee Volunteers during the Mexican-American War. Fort Campbell in Clarkesville is named for him. https://t.co/0JpcYx1D0b

The pride of the Upper Cumberlands, Sgt. Alvin York was America’s most decorated soldier in WWI. Upon his return, his commanding officer remarked: "Well York, I hear you captured the whole German army." York replied, "No sir. I got only 132." He was awarded the Medal of Honor. https://t.co/ZF3mU6eReL

The pride of the Upper Cumberland, Sgt. Alvin York was America’s most decorated soldier in WWI. Upon his return, his commanding officer remarked: "Well York, I hear you captured the whole German army." York replied, "No sir. I got only 132." He was awarded the Medal of Honor. https://t.co/KkHPy3aZGn