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"The appeals court is considering the novel question of whether the First Amendment prevents Trump — and other elected officials — from shutting off critics on a platform the president regularly uses to communicate with the public."
... a novel question?
washingtonpost.com/local/legal-is…
... a novel question?
washingtonpost.com/local/legal-is…
The Twitter Feed of @POTUS is like a bulletin board...
OWNED BY THE PEOPLE, under LAW.
Our FIRST AMENDMENT STANDS as clear as the day it was first written- EVERY CITIZEN has the CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT to petition the government for a REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES!📢👏⚖
every citizen.🇺🇸
OWNED BY THE PEOPLE, under LAW.
Our FIRST AMENDMENT STANDS as clear as the day it was first written- EVERY CITIZEN has the CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT to petition the government for a REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES!📢👏⚖
every citizen.🇺🇸
That INCLUDES political rivals.🎯
If your ideas cannot STAND in the LIGHT of
OPEN and HONEST DEBATE...
Maybe you should FIND ANOTHER JOB.🔥🤓👍
As long as I am seeking THEIR OFFICE and the chance to serve THEM, I will NEVER BLOCK or SILENCE the voice of THE PEOPLE. ✊🎉🇺🇸
If your ideas cannot STAND in the LIGHT of
OPEN and HONEST DEBATE...
Maybe you should FIND ANOTHER JOB.🔥🤓👍
As long as I am seeking THEIR OFFICE and the chance to serve THEM, I will NEVER BLOCK or SILENCE the voice of THE PEOPLE. ✊🎉🇺🇸
@ThreadReaderApp unroll please.
