DeSantis Deploys Flame Thrower and Goes After Twitter Board

PJ Media ^ | April 19th, 2022 | Victoria Taft

[shadowlands1960]

"... returns on investment..."

[frnewsjunkie]

A fighter I like!!!!!

[CodeToad]

He’s a fighter!

[PIF]

“... returns on investment...”
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Twit pays no dividends, and so there is no return on investment - can only make money with it by buying on dips or by shorting.

[BiglyCommentary]

Warrior Ethos - BOOYAH!

[EEGator]

An intelligent, calm fighter.

[M_Continuum]

I like this man more every day.

[marktwain]

If they sell for more than they paid, they made money.

Musk is offering a considerable premium.

[stevio]

He might be more Trump than Trump.

[Responsibility2nd]

That’s what I think. What would Trump do in this situation? Most likely he would be trash talking Dorsey with all sorts of junior high insults.

[pt17]

He might be more Trump than Trump

There's no comparison, IMHO. DeSantis is a fighter. Trump is more the talker and deal-maker.

[pt17]

What would Trump do in this situation? Most likely he would be trash talking Dorsey with all sorts of junior high insults.

I agree that's the most likely scenario. Trump focuses too much on people and personalities rather than base issues, strategies and actions.

[tennmountainman]

Indeed he is.

[Joe Brower]

DeSantis seems to be more and more a master of this game. He not only defends successfully, but he counterattacks, which all by itself makes him rather unique amongst his GOP brethren. And here is a case of actually initiating an attack -- he sees an opportunity to damage an adversary, and takes it.

You don't win by playing defense all the time. And DeSantis appears to be 100% focused on winning. He knows what's at stake. As do we.

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[icclearly]

“A fighter I like!!!!!”

Pray that he is our next President. We’ve been without one since January 20, 2021!

[SamAdams76]

He’s certainly using the Trump playbook and looks like the real deal.

[Red Badger]

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

He’s got a solid legal argument. Looks like a breach of fiduciary duty by a self-dealing Board of Directors less concerned about share price than about their own salaries.

[PIF]

If they sell for more than they paid, they made money.

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That’s what is just wrote - buying on dips and shorts. Not a good way to make money in the market.

[1Old Pro]

Given the market is not very stable under Brandan, I’d take the Musk offer and profit and be very happy. The board is not acting as fiduciaries in the best interest of shareholders and should be sued. They should check their board contracts to see how much twitter will contribute to their defense.