New Twitter CEO Elon Musk has been dominating news headlines since taking over the social media giant in October.
This from thepatriotjournal.com.
The shockwaves resulting from the Drip Drip of his Twitter Files have slammed into Washington, resulting in Republican leaders issuing 51 subpoenas for intel agents associated with Twitter’s alleged suppression and manipulation.
What next will be thrown into the proverbial fan? Whatever it will be, We the People know it will be good and it will be revealing.
Currently, Twitter’s base of operations is in San Francisco, which is a historical hotbed of liberal activity.
Note: Many companies have left California in recent years for more business-friendly states. Now, why not Twitter?
On the flip side, Florida has shifted from being a purple state to almost solid red thanks to popular Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis.
And state Rep. Carlos Giménez thinks Florida would be a great fit for Elon and his company.
He penned a letter to Musk, asking the billionaire to consider moving to Miami-Dade County.
As Giménez said in the letter (via The Daily Wire):
I am writing to you as the former Mayor of Miami-Dade County who now has the distinct honor of representing my community in Congress.
We want to encourage you to explore our Free State of Florida and make the move to relocate Twitter to Miami-Dade County.
Giménez, as the former Mayor of Miami-Dade County, takes effort to make Musk aware that he “worked tirelessly” to make the area a global technology hub.
He also cited California’s “leftist dystopia” and mentioned the blue state’s restrictive business policies, which are in stark contrast with Florida’s more “freedom-focused” policies, thanks to DeSantis.
But Giménez isn’t the first political leader to extend Musk this invitation.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said back in April that if Musk took over Twitter, he’d be happy to play host to the social media corporation.
Musk’s SpaceX company is already there, after all:
We’ve heard of multiple major companies fleeing California for Texas in recent years, so such a move might make sense.
And we’d be remiss if we overlooked Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s offer to Twitter.
She said Musk’s Twitter would be welcome in her state as well:
Elon Musk has hinted that Twitter might be moved, though he didn’t say they would abandon San Francisco entirely.
He’s reportedly considering Texas, though he told employees:
[I]f they moved the whole operation to the Lone Star State, it would imply that Twitter has gone from left-wing to right-wing.
And Musk added that:
[T]his is not the case.
He clarified:
“This is not a right-wing takeover of Twitter.
It is a moderate-wing takeover of Twitter.”
Musk had voted democrat consistently before the Obiden Regime, and his demonstrative separation from the left has been widely documented.
Musk had been having some issues with California politics, once going after SF Mayor London Breed for the fentanyl crisis.
He’s also questioned some of the Golden State’s other political and business moves.
Right now, though, many are saying Musk should consider Florida—it’s about as far away from California as you can get, geographically and politically.
Meanwhile, news has come out that will certainly shock We the People.
The following from thepatriotjournal.com.
As the border crisis rages, U.S. communist/globalist leaders, instead of defending our border, are going to great lengths to deport an actual legal citizen.
BREAKING: Prominent attorneys are investigating whether Elon Musk lied on his application for U.S. citizenship.
If it shows that he lied anywhere on the application, its likely he could be stripped of his of U.S. citizenship and deported.
