Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: This is who is responsible for Trump's election
It's no secret that the presidential election and the following Cabinet appointments and events following president-elect Trump's win in November have created quite the frenzy on social media.
It seems that you can't scroll through your Facebook newsfeed or read more than two tweets without at least one (usually emotion-fueled) reference to Trump, Clinton or politics in general.
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This, of course, includes the president-elect himself who has (for lack of better phrasing) stirred up a storm via Twitter before, during and after the election.
Donald Trump's most offensive tweets about Mexico:
Trump's success and following are often attributed to his massive Twitter presence and the debates, controversy and madness his tweets have sparked.
So, when you're CEO of the platform that gives Trump the stage he's learned to master, do you feel at all responsible?
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That's precisely the question that Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey was asked.
Succinct and clearly, Dorsey told The Guardian:
"America is responsible for Donald Trump being president."
He did, however, elaborate on his opinions regarding Trump's twitter usage:
"He's known how to use it for quite some time. I think it's an important time for the company and service. And having the president-elect on our service, using it as a direct line of communication, allows everyone to see what's on his mind in the moment. I think that's interesting. I think it's fascinating. I haven't seen that before."
Twitter currently has 317M active users.
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