Twitter founder and original CEO Jack Dorsey was all-in o Elon Musk buying Twitter last fall, and of course, why wouldn’t he be? The CEO at the time, Parag Agawal, was running the company into the San Francisco Bay, about as qualified to lead a modern tech company as an Amish folk music band is ready to headline a weekend at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
When Musk brought a Brinks truck loaded with $44 billion, Dorsey thought Musk was the singular solution to fix the platform’s multitude of problems.
After the sale went through, and Musk took a look under the hood, he realized the problems, and as he usually does, he acted quickly and decisively. While trimming the fat and trying to make Twitter profitable, some people lost their jobs. And, of course, the one thing woke culture won’t tolerate is hurt feelings, so Dorsey has now declared war on Musk, saying he wished the board had blocked the sale — you know, instead of going to court to force Musk to buy the company.
Twitter is no longer a communication arm for Democrats and progressives. Musk is morphing it more into a subscription model rather than an advertising model.
Celebrities refused to lower themselves to pay the $7 monthly fee to keep their blue check marks. Wow. Such problems for Dorsey. You’d think he now didn’t want the billion-dollar payday he enjoyed when the company was sold.
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