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Disappointed conservatives:The Twitter thread, based on internal communications posted by Substack writer Matt Taibbi, showed the company independently decided to limit the spread of the article, without Democratic politicians, the Biden campaign or FBI exerting control over the social media network. In fact, the only input from a sitting politician that Taibbi noted was from Silicon Valley Rep. Ro Khanna (D), who told Twitter executives they should distribute the story, regardless of the potential consequences for his party.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/12/03/elon-musk-twitter-files/But the thread left even some of Twitter’s critics wanting more.“Look, I think we’ve seen quite a bit that’s useful. It’s not really the smoking gun we’d hoped for,” said New York Post columnist Miranda Devine on Carlson’s show. She claimed without evidence that Musk “held back some material.”“So far I’m deeply underwhelmed,” tweeted Sebastian Gorka, a former deputy assistant to Trump.
This Washington Post article on “Twittergate” is very good:
LOL WaPo.This Washington Post article on “Twittergate” is very good:
Disappointed conservatives:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/12/03/elon-musk-twitter-files/
The facts support any contention by who ever.Yes. do you expect Tucker Carlson not to pretend this is yuuuge?
Correction. Making posts on a message board isn’t going to make TwitterGate go away.The Washington post noted nobody collided with Twitter. making claims in a message board isn’t going to make a TwitterGate a thing.
“The Twitter thread, based on internal communications posted by Substack writer Matt Taibbi, showed the company independently decided to limit the spread of the article, without Democratic politicians, the Biden campaign or FBI exerting control over the social media network. In fact, the only input from a sitting politician that Taibbi noted was from Silicon Valley Rep. Ro Khanna (D), who told Twitter executives they should distribute the story, regardless of the potential consequences for his party.” ibidFool, do you REALLY expect WaPo to accurately cover this story? A story they may eventually be implicated in? OF COURSE they would tell you its a nothingburger.
TwitterGate is H U G E
He was pretending not to have read that paragraph. That's what they do: Pretend and yell fake news.“The Twitter thread, based on internal communications posted by Substack writer Matt Taibbi, showed the company independently decided to limit the spread of the article, without Democratic politicians, the Biden campaign or FBI exerting control over the social media network. In fact, the only input from a sitting politician that Taibbi noted was from Silicon Valley Rep. Ro Khanna (D), who told Twitter executives they should distribute the story, regardless of the potential consequences for his party.” ibid
Yet another rightwing lie debunked.
It's this generations' Geraldo/Al Capone's vault.This Washington Post article on “Twittergate” is very good:
Disappointed conservatives:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/12/03/elon-musk-twitter-files/
LOL Feds were meeting with Social media to censor stories and ban accounts.“The Twitter thread, based on internal communications posted by Substack writer Matt Taibbi, showed the company independently decided to limit the spread of the article, without Democratic politicians, the Biden campaign or FBI exerting control over the social media network. In fact, the only input from a sitting politician that Taibbi noted was from Silicon Valley Rep. Ro Khanna (D), who told Twitter executives they should distribute the story, regardless of the potential consequences for his party.” ibid
Yet another rightwing lie debunked.
Then you're a gullible idiot.Yes.
I don't expect anything from Tucker Carlson. I hardly ever even see him.do you expect Tucker Carlson not to pretend this is yuuuge?
“The Twitter thread, based on internal communications posted by Substack writer Matt Taibbi, showed the company independently decided to limit the spread of the article, without Democratic politicians, the Biden campaign or FBI exerting control over the social media network. In fact, the only input from a sitting politician that Taibbi noted was from Silicon Valley Rep. Ro Khanna (D), who told Twitter executives they should distribute the story, regardless of the potential consequences for his party.”
Maybe your brain collided with Twitter!The Washington post noted nobody collided with Twitter.
Too bad because TwitterGate just ROCKED the Left's world. Worlds just collided for the Bidens, the intelligence agencies and DNC, a bunch of GOP, for the Obummas and many of the biggest social media, news outlets and several other things!making claims in a message board isn’t going to make a TwitterGate a thing.
