This is just getting pathetic.
Its result? A resounding 57.5 percent, or roughly 10 million accounts, said he should step down. Musk fell uncharacteristically silent following the results of the poll, suggesting the outcome may have caught him off guard., in response to a claim that the poll may have been skewed by fake accounts.
The argument is frankly laughable. It's not even the first time Musk has used bots as an excuse, after trying toto evade his cursed $44 billion offer to buy the company in the first place. Logistically, why would he have run the poll if he already though fake accounts could have swayed the results? Besides, isn't polling your own followers inherently biased anyways for a place that is meant to be a "To be clear, Musk can do what he pleases with Twitter, since he owns the company. But this wanton disregard for the will of his own users couldn't be further from his
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