A judge has told the President "No, you may not block" citizens from following and replying to your tweets:
The NY Times reports:
The..."complaint argued that Mr. Trump’s feed amounted to a “digital town hall” where not only did the president and his aides communicate information but members of the public — by replying to Mr. Trump’s tweets and others who responded to him — exchanged views with one another. By blocking particular people from viewing or replying to message chains because they had expressed views he did not like, it argued, Mr. Trump had violated their First Amendment rights.
The FULL TIMES STORY is HERE.
BUT in an editorial the paper acknowledges
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