The Republican senator called on Musk to conduct a public audit of his new company's practices.
, to carry out a comprehensive audit of censorship practices conducted by the social media platform's employees.
. The Missouri lawmaker said the letters addressed concerns about moderation policies, viewpoint discrimination, content suppression and the platform's security. Twitter had"effectively ignored these requests," according to Hawley.offer to buy the company. Musk said in a statement after the deal was announced that"free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy" and called Twitter a"digital town square.
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