DumbBleep of the Week! [Bernie vs. Ian vs. Dan Rather vs. More] || EP 342
Twitter Blocking a New York Post Article Was Dumb—but Not Illegal, Censorship, or Election Interference
By definition, Twitter can't violate the First Amendment rights of the president, members of Congress, or anyone else. First Amendment violations are things the government does to the people, not the other way around. There is nothing in the Constitution prohibiting Twitter from restricting speech on its platform, and it is certainly not "censorship" (which has denoted government suppression of information since the office of censor was created in Ancient Rome to impose public morality).
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