Since he rode down the escalator, President Trump has relied on Twitter to speak directly to the American people.  (He also uses it to drive the media crazy, which is always a pleasant spectacle.)  With the election outcome in dispute thanks to the bizarre and suspicious behavior of Democrat-run states and election districts, Trump has again been trying to communicate to Americans.  Twitter is doing its best to stop him.  The Department of Justice should move against Twitter on purely constitutional grounds, without requiring any special legislation. Twitter is a wonderfully designed piece of software.  The interface is easy to view and easy to use.  Much as I would like to make Parler the new Twitter because Parler does not censor political views, I find the interface sadly clunky and non-intuitive.  Conservatives are trying to move there, but it's just not fun and simple. And of...(Read Full Post)