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If you can’t wrap your head around why Twitter’s ban on President Donald Trump isn t an abridgement of the president’s First Amendment right to free speech, try looking at the matter this way: Twitter is a bar and Trump is a blowhard barfly fixing for a brawl. After Facebook and Instagram suspended Trump at least until Inauguration Day, Twitter, the president’s preferred means of communication to the masses, permanently shuttered his account, severing his bullhorn to his 89 million followers. Twitch and Snapchat also disabled the president’s account. The moves by the social media companies has prompted cries of unconstitutional censorship. But nothing of the sort happened.