Elon Musk has been tweeting about the so-called “Twitter Files.” This tweet about the Democrats paying “the CEO Jack Dorsey of Twitter millions of dollars to block and delete people’s pages” isn’t one of Musk’s tweets.
U.S. tax dollars sent to help Ukraine were laundered back by cryptocurrency firm FTX to help Democrats in midterms.The supposed tweet carries some other obvious red flags: the odd punctuation and stilted phrasing, such as"the CEO Jack Dorsey of Twitter.
"In fact," the Post reported,"the only input from a sitting politician that Taibbi noted was from Silicon Valley Rep. Ro Khanna , who told Twitter executives they should distribute the story, regardless of the potential consequences for his party."a few weeks before the election and let users post the story link again.
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