Oreo
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I think the tweets would be presented as a letter, an email, or any other legitimate form of correspondence. A court might finally teach the president that hyperbole, lying, bragging, exaggeration, and insulting all have consequences in the real world.
Any tweet, any text message or email will stand up.
I imagine Trump's lawyers have begged him to stay off of his twitter account, and he hasn't listened to anyone. I think his is issue, is that all of his life he has been able to buy his way out of problems. Like settling for 25 Million dollars for Federal Racketering charges on Trump University, and now he has found that he is not going to "pay his way" out of this one. It's nothing but arrogant ignorance. He implicates himself all of the time.