Blocked on Twitter

[BmorePat87]

(07-10-2019, 03:53 PM)GMDino Wrote: I agree with your example.  And if this were a normal presidency I'd agree 100%.  But if there were no Twitter in your example DJT would be only making and taking calls on his personal line and avoiding the business line.

As long as he uses his personal account primarily to post his "policies" and "ideas" it will fall under the same rules as the public one in my mind.

I can argue that his private line is likely the one where he does most of his policy making on, but you're right in pointing out that any example with Trump shreds any normalcy. We likely will not see anything close to this from the next President in terms of what kind of commentary they will give on social media.

All in all, it's just good policy not to block people on social media, no matter the account. I told my friend this when he ran for board of ed and an opponents sisters kept trolling his page.