I thought this deserved its own topic:

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/should-pres ... d=38541137

The question: Should the president be allowed to block somebody on Twitter?

The argument: No, he shouldn't be able to, because some reporter claims there's a first amendment right to see his tweets.

People better be ready to reap what they sow. I have a feeling the people asking for unfettered access to the president's tweets are the same ones ready to block people on a whim (i.e. Julie DiCaro).

You know blocking doesn't remove your ability to view tweets. Just sign out or open an incognito browser adn you can view them just fine.

Anyone who has been blocked by JDC knows this. Also, she used this trick to see mean tweets from the likes of the former RemoWilliams (RIP) after she had blocked him so that she could get triggered by them.

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