TemplarKormac
Political Atheist
Interestingly enough, he has two Twitter accounts, one set up under the previous administration, and his personal account.
Which account was the judge referring to?
https://www.quora.com/Why-does-Donald-Trump-have-two-Twitter-accounts
Both, I imagine. He doesn't really use the POTUS one, it's just an intern who retweets.
Okay, so he has his own personal account that he made years before he became president. He was entitled to block people as a private citizen... this is confusing.
The fact he had it before the fact makes me think he should maintain the same rights to it that he had then, and that those rights shouldn't change.
However, if he wants to make policy statements, easily enough he could make his policy statements on the presidential account.
When I said it wasn't fair earlier, this is what I meant. I don't think government should have the right to tell him what to do with an account he had before he became the president.
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