Think of It as a Public Service Announcement: Musk Has 100M Twitter Followers—Five Tweets He Should Post Soonest

Elon Musk surpassed 100 million Twitter followers this week, making him one of the most influential voices in America—if not the world.

This from realclearpolitics.com.

Love him or hate him, Musk has amassed nearly twice as many followers on the social media platform than Joe-Joe Biden (34m) and Kamala Harris (19m) combined. Note: Nasty Nancy Pelosi has a relatively unimpressive following of 7.4 million.

As such, Musk has a louder megaphone than top-rated TV shows, podcasts and world leaders combined, and with that tremendous reach comes great responsibility.

Following are five tweets Musk should at least consider posting soonest for the greater good.

No. 2:

Educate his followers on how the justice system has been politicized. Certain people (Read: Conservatives) are being prosecuted more harshly than others (Read: Liberals). Thus DOJ, the FBI, and other law enforcement agencies are performing as a de facto law enforcement arm of the State. This will sooner-than-later cause the system to break down and will lead to America’s demise.

For any justice system to work, it must be trusted by the people, and the only way to ensure that trust is for the U.S. Department of Justice to implement justice fairly and equally to all.

Hence, Musk should tweet to Attorney General Merrick Garland asking if the pro-abortion “insurrectionists” who attacked the Arizona state legislature building on Friday following the U.S. Supreme Court’s overruling of Roe v. Wade will be treated the same by the DOJ as the alleged Jan. 6 “insurrectionists” that breached the Capitol.

In case you missed it, last Friday, the Arizona Republican State Senate issued a press release titled “Law Enforcement Prevents Insurrection of State Senate While Lawmakers Conduct the People’s Work.”

The release states, “Violent pro-abortion protestors attempts of an insurrection at the Arizona State Senate were thwarted Friday night, thanks to the swift action from local and state law enforcement.

While Arizona State Senate members were wrapping up passing important legislation for the session, extremist demonstrators made their way to the entrance of the Senate building and began forcibly trying to make entry by breaking windows and pushing down doors.

… As this terrifying situation unfolded, Senate President Karen Fann called a recess so that Senators, staff and the public in attendance could evacuate to a secure location.” Sound familiar?

No. 3:

Allay his followers claims and fears by stating that no woman or child who is a victim of rape or incest should be forced to carry a baby to term.

Sexual assault victims should be able to access an abortion in all 50 states without interference from the government or far-right officials.

Just imagine if your 11-year-old child were raped by a sleazy relative or creep on the street. Would you want your traumatized daughter to become even more traumatized, if not suicidal, by being forced to have a baby with the sicko criminal who violently raped her? Absolutely not. Hence, Musk should tweet that states that have banned abortion should have an exemption for rape and incest victims. No ifs, ands or buts.

No. 4:

Remind his followers of George Washington’s wise words on the importance of free speech.

If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.

All the more reason Twitter, Facebook, Google and other Big Tech companies must stop censoring those whose opinions they disagree with.

No. 5:

Educate and encourage his followers with Jacqueline Kennedy’s smart life advice. The former first lady to the 35th president said:

If you bungle raising your children, I don’t think whatever else you do matters very much.

On June 18, the billionaire father of seven told his millions of followers:

I love all my kids so much.

Undoubtedly his best tweet to date.

And we best not even think about it: Musk is the hero on the white horse—not be soiled by the filth of American politics. Perhaps a volunteer ambassador at large position, or an occasional visitor to the Trump White House providing advice of well-being—terms II and III, but nothing that would get him any closer to the filthy fray.

Time would tell, but if Musk will simply begin tweeting the above outline, improvements may begin.