I disagree - not that I think his tweeting was a positive thing - not at all. It just seems obvious that Trumps biggest enemy was the "Swamp"
Did you ever see that movie ("Julius Caesar" as written by William Shakespeare) where Julius Caesar is assassinated - he is literally surrounded my men of the Senate - knives out - knives thrust again and again into his body and among them there is Brutus - Julius Caesars trusted confessor - friend - ally.
Brutus' loyalty to Caesar ended where his own life and political station were compromised. His own life (Brutus) would have been forfeit had he NOT demonstrated his commitment to the corruption of the Senate by thrusting his own knife into Julius Caesar.

Trump naively assumed that not EVERYONE in Washington DC hated him - he assumed that he could trust and rely on some folks. What Trump did NOT calculate accurately was that loyalty to ones own life and political career supersedes any and all naive notions of "Taking America Back" - "Making America Great Again" - What Trump had in patriotic enthusiasm was more than offset by the fact that he lacked political charisma not to mention political equity.

But as in the scene I mentioned above even those who would personally rather NOT participate in Trumps destruction were compelled to participate for the sake of their own lives and political equity.
He was driven from office (Trump) by the very corruption of the body politic - the corrupt nature of corruption itself.

Trump meant well - I truly believe he had the best intentions - I believe he loved - adored his country and the citizens of the USA - but he profoundly misinterpreted the nature of the beast. Trump was, to put it kindly, naive about the real nature of Washington politics. As in the Roman Empire and the assassination of Julius Caesar Trump learned (or should have learned) a hard lesson. I believe he (Trump) is lucky to escaped with his life. I do believe his life is in peril even after having been driven from office.

Tweeting was not a good thing for Trump to do - granted. But he would not have been treated nor regarded any differently - any better than he was if he had never used Twitter in the first place.

I think it was simultaneously his biggest weakness and his biggest strength. An extreme example that fits in both categories: covfefe.

Biden it's his own words that worry me

Are we talking about discrimination????
Do we discriminate against someone because what how they look, an accent, the way they dress, their religious beliefs, what kind of family they came from, how they speak, etc.?????
Or do we judge people by what they do for others??????
So the question, does it matter what TRUMP say, to who, or how, matter more than what he has done for this country and it's citizens??????????????????
Do you remember the old kids saying, "Sticks and stones------" ????