For what it’s worth, I think the attempt to scapegoat a woman is going to fail—everyone’s been blaming Musk and will probably continue to. I’ve never heard of Linda Yaccarino before this article, let alone blamed her for Twitter problems.
Yes, I think it only works when the person trying to get away with the mess stays put in the shadows. El Musko cannot stay quiet or out of sight for 5 minutes, let alone a few months.
Elon is like a parent sending their kid on stage to perform for a talent show, except he can’t stop coming up on stage to fix up with the costume or to tell the kid something or announce something stupid on the mic.
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For what it’s worth, I think the attempt to scapegoat a woman is going to fail—everyone’s been blaming Musk and will probably continue to. I’ve never heard of Linda Yaccarino before this article, let alone blamed her for Twitter problems.
Yes, I think it only works when the person trying to get away with the mess stays put in the shadows. El Musko cannot stay quiet or out of sight for 5 minutes, let alone a few months.
Elon is like a parent sending their kid on stage to perform for a talent show, except he can’t stop coming up on stage to fix up with the costume or to tell the kid something or announce something stupid on the mic.