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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says its handling of the New York Post story was 'not great'

Does Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey really mean it, or is he becoming aware of just how close Congress and the president are to cracking down on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook? On Wednesday evening, after a day which saw links to the New York Post’s Hunter Biden story lead to a warning page and the White House press secretary locked out of her account for posting a news story, Dorsey admitted Twitter’s handling of the story was “not great.”

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