MAGA Judges Insist You Shouldn’t Take Trump’s Social Media Too Seriously

The article discusses a court case where MAGA-appointed judges argued that Donald Trump's social media posts should not be taken too seriously when determining his intentions or actions. The judges claimed that the district court placed too much emphasis on Trump's statements made on social media platforms. The article suggests that these MAGA-appointed judges are attempting to downplay the significance of Trump's social media activity, which has often been used to provide insight into his thought processes and decision-making. This move is seen by some as an effort to shield the former president from potential legal consequences related to his online behavior. The article highlights the ongoing debate over the weight and importance that should be placed on a public figure's social media statements, particularly in the context of legal proceedings. It raises questions about the role of digital communication in the judicial system and the extent to which it should be considered as evidence or influence in court decisions.