MicroGroks
Is the Blue Bubble so small and tightly packed with navel-gazing Progs that this concern seems original to them, absent, say, what Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, and YouTube have been doing for years?
Elon Musk bought Twitter, and New Hampshire House Democrat Jan Schmidt is looking for a new nest on social media in which to lay her rotten “eggs.”
The Cabal is broken. There is now an empty seat at the table of mainstream media. The White Knight we were not sure existed came to our rescue.
Elon Musk bought Twitter. What we think it means to the right and the left. Free Speech. Will Trump go back? We also chat about Chris Pappas and Maggie Hassan and how Dems asked people of color to keep quiet about their border flip-flop, and they didn’t.
The Twitter board appears ready to accept an offer by Elon Musk to buy the Social Media Platform outright. That means musk could have the board’s blessing with shareholders instructed to take his offer of 54.20 per share.
You cannot make this garbage up, and I thank these talking airheads for the daily material they deliver for us. For years, the Left has been fighting the accusation that Twitter, Facebook, and the msm lean their way.
Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans got Democrats not just to defend allowing adults to talk to other people’s little kids about sex but to demand it publicly. They made such a row that even the disinterested started paying attention.
There aren’t a lot of new insights I come across where I sit dumbfounded, but this was one of them. A huge kudos to Sundance over at Conservative Treehouse for shedding some light on the mostly-unknown world of Big Tech.
Elon Musk has crossed the line as far as Big Brother and Government are concerned. I guess that is redundant. It was yesterday that he was a hero. He was the most prominent advocate and producer of electric cars. That fit into their program.
At the end of last week, Elon Musk dropped a few billion and bought himself a majority share of Twitter. With just 9.2% of available shares in his hands, he is now the largest shareholder of the social media platform.
