The deplatformed CEO tried to slither his way back onto Twitter following news Elon Musk plans to acquire the company for $44 billion.
Greene's bill would attempt to classify social media platforms as common carries and prevent them from removing political content.
Reuters reports the billionaire convinced banks to lend him money to buy Twitter with few details and a handful of ideas that aren't exactly groundbreaking.
The same day the billionaire criticized two of the company’s executives, Twitter filed forms with the SEC that included a non-disparagement clause for its sale.
While conservatives heap praise on the Tesla CEO for the purchase, Dems fear this may mean more misinformation online.
Other right-wing personalities are reappearing on the platform and it's indicative of just how big the narrative about censorship has become.
"I trust his mission to extend the light of consciousness," Dorsey tweeted on Monday.
After weeks of will-he-won't-he, the world's richest man has purchased the social media company for approximately $44 billion.
Twitter is gearing up to accept Musk's original $43 billion offer. Apparently he wasn't just trolling.
America's dumbest smart guy strikes again with an idiotic take on subways.
The Tesla CEO has hinted at a “tender” offer in several tweets, but he still hasn’t talked about getting around the board’s poison pill.
The Boring Company's Loop transport system is still just a Tesla operated by a human driver driving slowly in a tunnel.
The governor railed against the company for “breaching their fiduciary duty" for blocking Elon Musk's $43 billion takeover attempt with a poison pill.
The board’s new stock plan makes it harder for Elon Musk to stage a hostile takeover, but employees are still feeling the weight of his overbearing presence.
The Tesla CEO also addressed a potential strategy for the edit button, and we have word from Trump on whether he'd walk into Elon's open arms.
A judge cut over $100 million off the original price tag leveled at Tesla's Northern California factory for racist harassment of a Black employee.
Musk is threatening to sell his existing 9.2% stake in the company if his offer is rejected.
The SEC requires large investors to report their purchases, something Musk failed to do for 10 days.
Musk fans speculate the billionaire wants to buy a larger slice of company, something he'd be prohibited from doing while serving on the board.
The company is holding an "Ask Me Anything" session with its newest board member after employees voiced, well, some concerns.
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