The constitutional right to freedom of speech applies to public (government) institutions, not to private (non-government) institutions like Twitter. Twitter is exercising their constitutional right to freedom of speech to disallow certain kinds of content on their platform. There is no violation of anyone&#x27;s constitutional freedom of speech.<p>If you think it&#x27;s a poor business decision, that&#x27;s your call, and time will tell. But it has precisely nothing to do with &quot;freedom of speech.&quot;