Republican members of Congress celebrated news of Elon Musk acquiring Twitter on Monday, hopeful that he would restore “free speech” to the platform, while Democrats were far more skeptical of the deal. 

Reacting to the $44 billion deal, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, tweeted that “Free speech is making a comeback.”

Jordan — among the most outspoken GOP critics of Big Tech — sent a letter along with 17 colleagues to Twitter’s board of directors Friday to ask them to preserve all records related to Musk’s offer to buy the company… Read Full Story

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