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Conservatives have long claimed that social media networks are biased against them, and see Musk as a figure who would be sympathetic to their concerns.

Not everyone on Twitter is celebrating the news that the Tesla CEO is trying to buy the social media platform.

Critics lashed out at Elon Musk's offer to purchase 100% of Twitter, declaring they were "frightened" and threatening to leave the platform if the purchase took place.

Liberals, progressives, and establishment pundits were in meltdown mode this morning after billionaire SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, stated his intention to buy 100 percent of Twitter, transform it into a private company, and restore free speech on the platform.

Users on social media have been buzzing over the news billionaire Elon Musk attempting to buy Twitter after he decided to not join the company's board of directors. While many

Now that their grip over the channels of discourse is threatened, censorship advocates are suddenly worried about 'private sector' freedom.

Some of the most powerful media outlets and figures in America are upset about Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s offer to buy Twitter. 

Dedication to free speech requires broad support beyond the billionaire class. Waiting for billionaires to sweep in isn't sustainable.