Twitter is upset that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opened an investigation into the joker madness company after banning former President Trump. CBS News Agency reported that Twitter sued Paxton in federal court accusing AG of violating the First Amendment by trying to punish the social network for exercising free speech rights on the content used by Paxton hosts. The full weight of his position in retaliation for the editorial choice he doesn't like, Twitter's lawyer said.
Paxton himself cited Twitter's ban as "free speech" and accused the tech giants of "free speech". Trump's "coordinated platforming" after congressional uprising He echoed the conservative beliefs oftentimes Twitter, Facebook, Google and others are shattering the spirit of the First Amendment with alleged bias towards right-wing views. These sites should be treated as public areas and other legal content is mandatory based on these beliefs.However, Twitter may have a solid case as a private company, Twitter has the right to determine what to do and not to publish.
It may also point to a long history of refusing to ban Trump despite repeated policy violations, rather than using labels or restrictions on specific tweets. Disagree, in other words Paxton's office has not made any official comment as we write this story. But it wouldn't be surprising if he fought so hard to defend the investigation. It could be inciting political supporters at a time when Paxton himself faces scandals such as allegations of bribery and position violations. A successful investigation could lead to sanctions on Twitter, such as fines or an order to restore Trump's account.
