3X MLB All-Star Backs Stunning TV Host to Replace Elon Musk at the Helm of Twitter

The debate surrounding the future of Twitter and its current CEO Elon Musk has millions involved. Many want Musk to step down from the position and are giving their suggestions on who should replace him. An MLB Legend, none other than 1-time World Series Champion Lenny Dykstra, commented on the issue in a recent Tweet, stating his opinion, where he named the person he thinks should replace Elon Musk.

Lenny Dykstra picks Britt McHenry to take over as Twitter CEO from Elon Musk

In a recent Tweet, Dykstra picked TV host Britt McHenry as his candidate. This was in response to a tweet asking people who they’d want as the next CEO of Twitter if Musk step down. In the Tweet, the legend was quoted as saying “I’ll go with @BrittMcHenry”.

Incumbent CEO Musk is under fire for recent moves such as banning prominent journalists from Twitter and more. Most recently he was criticized for trying to stop people from promoting other social media platforms via Twitter. 

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Musk pulled back the new policy and apologized with a tweet saying “Going forward, there will be a vote for major policy changes. My apologies. Won’t happen again.” Furthermore, he followed this tweet by posting a poll on Twitter asking users if he should step down as CEO. The results were shocking, to say the least.

More than 55% voted that Musk should step down as CEO

17,502,391 Twitter users voted in the poll that Musk posted on Twitter. And a whopping 57.5% of the 17,502,391 voters said yes. This has led to rumors and speculation as to whether Musk is really going to step down as CEO of Twitter. Furthermore, this is what led to people putting forward their candidates to replace Musk. 

Musk has not made any statements regarding stepping down since the results of the poll were finalized. Do you think that Elon Musk will step down as Twitter CEO and if he does who do you think will replace him? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.

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