Amanda Unvarnished

Really, the mass impersonation of Musk by verified accounts was a magnificent satirical art project that achieved its purpose: demonstrating Musk's hypocrisy, the impossibility of speech absolutism, *and* the utter foolishness of the Twitter Blue revamp.

— Katherine Cross (@Quinnae_Moon) November 6, 2022

And people were worried that Elon Musk would secretly use twitter to help Republicans, here he is just doing it publicly, I hope everyone feels silly about being concerned.

— Bob Sampson (@bobsalpha1) November 7, 2022

There is no line. https://t.co/TSLzSgbGV6

— Kyle Baxter (@kbaxter) November 7, 2022

He's tanking the site, he's drowning in debt, he's a huge fucking baby, and he reads his mentions.

— Jacob Silverman (@SilvermanJacob) November 7, 2022

Republicans will do to democracy what Elon did to Twitter. https://t.co/ynwyzV4W75

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) November 7, 2022

feels like this stuff is a useful brown m&m indicator for advertisers. do you have faith that the guy posting about nazi pigeons and making masturbation jokes will work towards creating a low-risk place for you to advertise in?

no? shocking. https://t.co/Ju7dHLzjsX

— atticus goldfinch (@AtticusGF) November 7, 2022

Just come out as Republican already. This "I'm a moderate but constantly reply-guy maga accounts" is getting tiresome.

— malwaretech@infosec.exchange (@MalwareTechBlog) November 7, 2022

MTG hasn’t moved a bit since she was stripped of her committees. The Republican Party came to her. https://t.co/8QtagdZWrj

— Radley Balko (@radleybalko) November 7, 2022

To recap: @elonmusk shared a homophobic conspiracy theory about the beating of the Democratic House Speaker's husband. Now he's using this site to call for putting Republicans back in office this soon after Jan. 6. But I'm supposed to believe this is just about free speech.

— @ijbailey (@ijbailey) November 7, 2022