Twitter granted requests from both the Trump White House and the Biden campaign to remove content in 2020, report says
Business InsiderAPR 2023
The Spin
Democratic narrative
Donald Trump's continual election denialism, reluctance to drop fringe conspiracy theories, and absurd demand to terminate the constitution, should be a wake-up call for Republicans — a group who call themselves "constitutional conservatives." Clearly Trump isn't the right person to lead their party in 2024, as the election winner will take the oath to "preserve, protect and defend" the US constitution.
Republican narrative
Too much focus on the controversial antics of the former president means the media are failing to report on key GOP priorities, such as working towards a Republican majority and protecting the interests of the American people. Trump has no power to suspend the constitution and is only one of a broad range of candidates likely to run in the primaries, so there's no need to pay too much attention to these, as yet, inconsequential comments.