Trump can’t block Twitter critics, courts say

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President Trump’s favorite social media platform, Twitter, allows him to talk directly with voters in a way his predecessors could only dream of.

What it doesn’t do is exempt him from the constitutional rules that applied to previous Oval Office occupants from Lyndon B. Johnson to Ronald Reagan, according to precedent-setting decisions from federal appeals courts this year.

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