The report Jennings referred to was one last week. CNN admitted that X represents voters in the U.S. "far better" than ever before.

"The party ID among those who regularly use X/Twitter for news — back in 2022, 65% of those who regularly used Twitter/X for news were Democrats," said the CNN reporter. "Just 31% were Republicans.""Look at where we are today. Just a completely different picture. Now it's basically split between Democrats at 48%, Republicans at 47%."

"Now, this new overall makeup, matches the overall electorate FAR better," he continued. //

Musicman
4 hours ago
Here is the problem with Dems in a nutshell. It would be OK for Bill Gates to own a big media platform because he's "sane." While I am glad that Musk saved free speech from the Left's censorship regime, I am very skeptical of ANY billionaire having that kind of influence. Lord Acton said it best: power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

The difference between Dems and us is that they don't understand human nature. We know--correctly--that humans regardless of their politics are frail, weak and often succumb to temptation. That's why we believe in limiting government as much as possible. //

Blue State Deplorable
3 hours ago
Liberals loved Twitter before Musk bought it because it served as their own little echo chamber. Now that it isn’t and they’re encountering pushback from conservative viewpoints, they’re fleeing it for other media and apps. That tells you a lot about liberals and the intellectual heft of their ideas.

mopani Blue State Deplorable
a minute ago
Leftists who lose the argument in the public square don't try to make a better argument or be more convincing, they just go behind the scenes and try to open trapdoors under their opponents. Illuminating about how much they actually believe in their own arguments.

Conservatives try better arguments.