As Twitter has now been officially declared a public forum it can no longer ban people based on their political speech as it denies those being banned from interacting with government officials.
I believe the judge was speaking to Trump’s use of it since he is now an elected official. Nice try. Using your conclusion, there would be no more zots on FR when someone’s panties go a little too tight or no more moderation on Hannity’s forum or other such similar places.
We shall see how that works. I suspect this judge would tell you that “public forum” only applies to the President or other folks the judge selects.
“As Twitter has now been officially declared a public forum it can no longer ban people based on their political speech as it denies those being banned from interacting with government officials.”
Read again.
Were Twitter a true public forum one would not have to sign up for an account in order to post to it.