Twitter's Ban On Donald Trump 'Morally Wrong, Outright Stupid'

Elon Musk has described Twitters decision to ban former United States President Donald Trump from the platform as ‘morally wrong and outright stupid’. He vowed to reverse it.

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Musk, who had been very critical of Twitter operations recently bought the social media platform after first acquiring controlling shareholding in the company.

The Tesla tycoon paid $44 billion in a takeover bid that was accepted by Twitter’s Board of Directors in April. Musk made the comment in an interview with Financial Times.

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