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Elon Musk Claims $44 Billion Was the Price of Restoring Free Speech on Twitter

In a bold statement reflecting his vision for the social media platform, Elon Musk declared that the $44 billion he spent to acquire Twitter was not merely a business transaction, but a pivotal investment in the restoration of free speech. Musk, who took control of the company in 2022, emphasized that his goal was to revive open discourse and ensure that Twitter remains a space for diverse voices and opinions. Despite controversies surrounding his leadership, Musk remains steadfast in his commitment to uphold the principles of free expression, asserting that the price paid for Twitter was essential for safeguarding these values in the digital age.

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