That’s giving him way too much credit. Let’s not forget he tried his hardest to back out of the deal before the Delaware courts forced him to buy (based on the

That’s giving him way too much credit. Let’s not forget he tried his hardest to back out of the deal before the Delaware courts forced him to buy (based on the terms he agreed to, or pay $1B to get out). If he wanted to tank Twitter, he would have bought it happily. No, he said some things online, then signed a legally binding document, then realized he was in over his head, then proceeded to perform exactly as well as an owner in over their head (actually worse, since the status quo was not nearly this bad).