In response to Senator Ed Markey's concerns about impersonation on Twitter, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk noted that the company's new premium service, Twitter Blue, would allow users to get a blue check mark for $8 a month.
In response to Musk's concerns about impersonation on Twitter, Senator Ed Markey demanded an answer from the company by November 25th. After a reporter from the Washington Post was able to use the handle @realedmarkey to inpersonate the Senator with the blue check mark. The Senator inferred that the billionaire was putting profits over people, he asked the company to provide an explanation.Geoffrey Fowler, a reporter for the Washington Post, conducted an impersonation of Blaire Erskine, a comedian, and Sen. Markey to highlight the various vulnerabilities of Twitter Blue.
In response, Musk noted that the senator's account sounded like a parody.
Perhaps it is because your real account sounds like a parody?
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022
Hilariously, Musk aslso said the mask the senator was wearing in his profile picture also didn't help.
And why does your pp have a mask!?
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022
The far-left took issue with Musk's attitude towards the letter sent by Senator Ed Markey. It came after President Biden said that the billionaire's worth was being looked at.
Probably not a great idea to troll a high ranking Senator with a history of taking down rich people who just so happens to sit on multiple committees which regulate your businesses the day after his party retakes the Chamber pic.twitter.com/EG3Geq8Lpp
— People for Bernie (@People4Bernie) November 13, 2022
Musk fired back at liberals asking if they were saying the Senator would abuse his political power to come after Musk if he didn't get what he wanted.
Are you suggesting the Senator will abuse his political power to attack me?
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022
Despite Musk's attempts to respond to Senator Ed Markey, the Massachusetts Democrat still threatened to "fix" his companies.