Mark Gongloff, Columnist

Letting Trump on Twitter is a Great Way to Kill Twitter

Musk and the former president might be made for each other, but users and advertisers don’t have to join them.

Musk and Trump, in happier times.

Photographer: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images

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Even if you’re the world’s richest man, overpaying for a social media company by roughly $30 billion and then chasing away your best advertisers might make you a little desperate to recoup some losses.