Kind of, but not really. My point is a bit further than the particular case they are focusing on. My point is that since Musk is part of the executive now and r

Kind of, but not really. My point is a bit further than the particular case they are focusing on. My point is that since Musk is part of the executive now and runs X any and __all__ censorship might be unconstitutional. He doesn't have to say you are committing a crime to be interfering with your free speech. If an automated system blocks your account on X because you violated whatever terms of use, it might be a case of Musk violating your constitutional rights. So for example if someone posts a bunch of porn on X it might be unconstitutional for X to take it down. The same might also be true about Truth Social. Since the president controls* it. *I don't know the extend of control he has.