Elon Musk Describes the New York Times as ‘An Unregistered Lobbying Firm For Far Left Politicians’ For all Intents and Purposes After Clay Travis Points Out The Newspaper’s Lack of Coverage on the #TwitterFiles

Elon Musk today took a shot at the New York Times after conservative commentator Clay Travis pointed out the newspaper’s lack of coverage on the #TwitterFiles.

In a tweet, Travis noted that “There is not one single article about @elonmusk or the @twitter email release last night on @nytimes app this morning.”

Musk told Travis in response, “That is because The New York Times has become, for all intents and purposes, an unregistered lobbying firm for far left politicians.”

That is because The New York Times has become, for all intents and purposes, an unregistered lobbying firm for far left politicians

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 3, 2022

In a separate tweet, Travis reported that “While @nytimes didn’t cover @elonmusk & @twitter’s story last night, the editorial page does say today that it’s racist for white people to vote for @HerschelWalker.”

Travis shared a quote from the guest essay that said, “It is white ingratitude that refuses to acknowledge just how racist a vote for Mr. Walker actually is.”

While @nytimes didn’t cover @elonmusk & @twitter’s story last night, the editorial page does say today that it’s racist for white people to vote for @HerschelWalker. Quote: “It is white ingratitude that refuses to acknowledge just how racist a vote for Mr. Walker actually is.”

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) December 3, 2022

Danté Stewart wrote the guest essay for the New York Times that Travis referenced and he shared the article in a tweet where he shared another quote from the article.

“When Herschel Walker announced his campaign last year, I knew that he wasn’t Black people’s representative but white America’s tool,” Stewart claimed.

Stewart explained in the tweet as well, “I have not just been angry but sad. Here’s my attempt to say what makes me so sad and angry. My latest with @nytimes.”

In a reply, Stewart added, “One thing I think people are missing is just how exhausted and grieved we as black people are watching this play out.”

“I interviewed a few black people around Augusta where I live. Overwhelmingly, they described the election as this: tiring,” Stewart reported.

One thing I think people are missing is just how exhausted and grieved we as black people are watching this play out. I interviewed a few black people around Augusta where I live. Overwhelmingly, they described the election as this: tiring. https://t.co/Jn2DSEsiIX

— Danté Stewart (Stew) (@stewartdantec) December 2, 2022