What does his presidential status of a nation or his support in an election unrelated to Twitter have to do with him breaching their terms of service? I find i

What does his presidential status of a nation or his support in an election unrelated to Twitter have to do with him breaching their terms of service? I find it interesting, because it kind of implies that you would want him to get special treatment because of his status/position in this manner. But on Twitter he is nothing more than an account like everyone else. They control the platform that they created and own. Which they were able to do due to the free market policies established in the US. The real problem in my opinion is using Twitter as a source of information. There is an arbitrary character limit, threads which allow Tweets to be taken out of context and the ability to ban anyone from reading ones Tweets. Any sane person would realize that such a platform is perfect for propaganda and that it should not be used as a communication channel (by a government official).