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Trump argues courts have no say over his Twitter feed
U S government lawyers contend President Donald Trump may block critics on his Twitter account without violating the First Amendment. They claim the account is private and not a state action though critics say the feed serves official purposes and is inherently presidential. The Knight First Amendment Institute rejects the defense as indefensible.
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