U.S. government officials and Joe Biden’s closest associates, including 44th President Barack Obama, fear that Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter will cause 45th President Donald Trump to return to social media. According to them, this will lead to increased disinformation on the social network ahead of the Congressional midterm elections and the 2024 presidential election.

Donald Trump has already replied

• Sources claim that the Biden administration was watching the Twitter acquisition closely, fearing the unpleasant consequences.
• But the former president has already commented on this information, and Democrats can calm down a bit.
• His words were quoted by Fox News: “I’m not going back to Twitter, I’m going to stay REAL. I hope Elon buys Twitter because it improves it and he’s a good person, but I’ll stay REAL.”
• FACT is a new social network that Trump has recently launched, as it is blocked by most popular services such as Twitter, Facebook or YouTube.

At the same time, Trump’s allies say he can’t hold on. CNBC specifically refers to the anonymous individuals who tried to persuade him to return.

As it will be remembered, Donald Trump was blocked on Twitter after the events in the Capitol on January 6, 2021, when an angry crowd began to storm Congress. Trump himself, who lost the election, was accused of calling for riots and violence. Prior to that, the social network repeatedly flagged his tweets as false or deleted them for violating the rules.

CEO Twitter Parag Agraval on the future of social networks

Twitter CEO Parag Agraval, who has been in the post for just a few months as of November 29, 2021, told staff on Monday: The future of the company is uncertain after it was bought by Elon Musk. It’s unclear which direction the platform will specifically take after closing the deal, writes Reuters.

• Agraval reportedly said that when he heard staff questions about Mask’s plans for the company, possible layoffs, and the rationale for the deal made by the board, these questions should be asked of Mask.
• Elon Musk has already confirmed that he will meet with Twitter employees soon and answer all their questions.
• It is possible that Agraval himself will no longer be a director, as his vision clearly does not align with the plans of the new owner.