“Will the new majority shareholder return freedom of speech on Twitter?” asked Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene. “It will take courage [because] the regime invests heavily in a particular industry and there will undoubtedly be threats. However, the restored freedom of speech will allow us all to defeat them. “ Twitter’s share price soared 25 percent after Musk bought a 9.2 percent stake in the company, making it the largest shareholder but not holding a majority stake. Musk owns 73,486,938 shares on Twitter, according to a statement from the Securities and Exchange Commission released Monday. Based on the closing price of the company on Friday, the share amounts to 2.89 billion dollars, CNBC reported. Musk, who has more than 80 million followers on Twitter, made the purchase a few weeks after criticizing the company for not adhering to the principles of free speech. “Now that @ElonMusk is Twitter’s largest shareholder, it’s time to end political censorship,” Colorado Republican Rep. Lauren Bobert wrote on Twitter. “Oh, and bring Trump back!” Former President Donald Trump was expelled from the platform after the Capitol Uprising on January 6, 2021. He launched the new social networking platform Truth Social earlier this year. Former Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley wrote on Twitter: “Now that @elonmusk is Twitter’s largest shareholder, it must demand an end to political censorship, reform across the company and the restoration of the President. Trump. “ Errol Weber is a Republican candidate for Congress in California. He wrote that Musk “is now the largest shareholder of Twitter. Time for this platform to return to its old glory. Step # 1- Discovering Your Purpose Step Two – Give Anyone Eliminated a Second Chance Step three – end all forms of politics and other censorship. “ Ned Ryun, a conservative activist, added: “Exciting. It would be epic if Musk forced Twitter to let Trump return, though to be honest, Trump may not have wanted to. It would reduce its value and power with Truth Social. “ Mr. Trump tried to encourage those who followed him on Twitter to join Truth Social, but the new platform was full of problems and was recently ridiculed for its spiral downloads a few weeks after its release. When it was released in February, users said the registration process was not working and that they were stuck in queues with hundreds of thousands of other people in front of them. Two Truth Social executives resigned after a difficult start for the platform, Reuters reported on Monday.
