Man, you'd think the big story would be the infiltration and associated censorship of Twitter via the three letter agencies of the government. That seems interesting, doesn't it? When the FBI is guiding Twitter's content policy at some point the defense that this "isn't a first Amendment issue because it's a private corporation blah blah" starts to fall apart.

Instead the narrative is about how all of Musk's businesses will fail because of his changes at Twitter and how angry liberals are about it.

Are liberals really that upset because the new CEO made the world's tiniest baby step toward free speech?

I suspect that the FBI has its paws in all the major media organizations as well--and that this isn't really troubling to them, because they are all pretty much on the same page, in propaganda terms. But Twitter is one big comment section and it's a tougher nut.