The Washington Post has accused billionaire Elon Musk, who is set to acquire Twitter for $44 billion, of "targeting" the company's employees for harassment.
In actuality, all Musk did was offer some entirely valid criticisms of a specific, high-level employee: Vijaya Gadde, a top executive at Twitter and someone Politico once described as "the most important Silicon Valley executive you've never heard of." And if criticizing someone on Twitter is equivalent to harassing them, has The Washington Post not committed the exact same crime?
