When a president's social media feed becomes the de facto record of government, the question of who may read it — and when — ceases to be a matter of platform policy and becomes a matter of constitutional right. A federal lawsuit filed in New York challenges the Trump administration's plan to sell early access to Truth Social posts for up to $100,000 a month, arguing that the First Amendment cannot permit a two-tiered marketplace for official government announcements. At stake is a question the framers could not have imagined but would surely have recognized: whether the sovereign's voice may