With the strange way that this module creates it's blocks using hook_twitter_pull_blocks() it doesn't set the block subject.

Instead it adds the heading inside the block, therefore meaning it has different styling to your websites other block headers.

This could also be solved by getting rid of the crazy hook_twitter_pull_blocks() system entirely and having people just create blocks using hook_block. (and get the header out of theme_twitter_pull_listing)
See also #917460: support for Boxes module

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For those interested - here's a patch that changes the behavior so that the built in block-subject is used, instead of having a <h2> in the template.