Musk purchase of Twitter stock met with applause from, the right

 DailyWire:

Social media exploded with reaction after news hit Monday morning that Tesla CEO Elon Musk has become Left-wing social media platform Twitter’s largest shareholder, taking 9.2% stake in Twitter Inc.

“Game changer,” women’s rights activist and Olympic medalist Sharron Davies posted in reaction to the news.
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Conservative host Liz Wheeler created a “to-do list” for Musk.

“Buy all of it,” she wrote as Musk’s first task, adding, “End shadowbanning. Open source curating of trends. Stop ‘misinformation’ warnings. Don’t ban science (gender & covid). Reinstate Alex Berenson, Dr. Robert Malone, Pres Trump & Babylon Bee,” and “Commit to FREE SPEECH.”
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“If Musk helps restore [Twitter] to its free speech roots and moves it away from its left-wing censorship regime, it will be perhaps the most heroic and public-serving action I have seen a billionaire take in my lifetime,” wrote Claremont Institute senior fellow Jeremy Carl.
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There is more.

Firing all the liberal censors would be a good start.  The damage these censors have done to the US by facilitating the election of Joe Biden is unforgivable. 

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