Posted on 01/18/2023 5:03:19 PM PST by Golden Eagle
Elon Musk said the Biden administration could possibly "weaponize Federal agencies" against the social media platform if former President Trump begins using his once-disabled account.
Musk made the comment in response to another user who said Trump was coming back to the platform. Trump has not indicated he will be coming back to the social media site.
Trump's account was shuttered following the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol and restored after Musk posted an online poll asking users if Trump should be reinstated.
"Will be interesting to see how the Biden administration reacts to this," Musk tweeted Wednesday. "They may try to weaponize Federal agencies against Twitter."
Trump's account, which he frequently used while in office and was central to his presidency, was re-activated in November but has remained inactive. At the time, Trump posted on Truth Social, a social media service he developed after receiving his original ban on Twitter, that he would not be switching back over.
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They already are Elon. Toe the line or get investigated.
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Could?
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It Could get warm this summer.
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How? Twitter and Facebook wanted Trump to lose, so they did what the Deep State wanted.
Or if Trump doesn’t return.
Whole lotta weaponization going on. Autospell is not familiar with it, however.
Elon, you mean “re-weaponize”...they were already directing them before....
Orange man bad, database good!
And Elon, you could weaponize 6 million veterans by laying out the facts.
The add the active duties by telling them they were lied to and compelled to take the unsafe and ineffective experimental non-vaccines that cost them their future health.
That will stir the pot.
People actually make excuses for this pretend genius lunacy.
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