Twitter, Inc. (TWTR)

I really do not understand TWTR shareholders. The performance of a company’s stock is the key metric to evaluate a CEO. To me the CEO has failed. I would think shareholders would be angry with Jack Dorsey (CEO) that the stock has underperformed and the business has languished. I am utterly bemused he has not been ousted. A CEO grows a business and should not be using it as his personal toy, soapbox whatever. Worse for the shareholders of TWTR, Dorsey has gone down a path where he is alienating half of the users of the company’s product. One would think Dorsey would welcome all to grow a business not shrink it. The wise CEO of any business never let’s his personal opinions be known, let alone effect in such a negative way the company he oversees prospects which are dimming.
Remember though destroying TWTR would have no negative impact on his life because his core holdings lay with the other company he runs and seems to be engaged in favorably and is growing this business well. The company is Square.
As a reminder, or as a PSA
More of Mr. Dorsey's wealth is concentrated in the financial company Square. He owns about 13 percent of the company's outstanding shares, a holding worth about $4.9 billion as of Friday, while he controls about 2 percent of Twitter's outstanding shares, worth about $531 million.
Now explain to me how TWTR shareholders continue to tolerate Dorsey’s destructive behavior.
Good day all.

Unavailable on Twitter. From the Epoch Times’ article: “The whistleblower—who says his or her background is with the Venezuelan military, including the national security guard detail of the Venezuelan president—outlines an alleged conspiracy between Smartmatic software executives, former Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez, and that country’s election officials, to ensure Chavez won reelections and retained power for years. The whistleblower said he was present at multiple meetings.
The Epoch Times was not able to independently verify the claims.
“I was witness to the creation and operation of a sophisticated electronic voting system that permitted the leaders of the Venezuelan government to manipulate the tabulation of votes for national and local elections and select the winner of those elections in order to gain and maintain their power,” the affidavit states.
“From that point on, Chavez never lost any election. In fact, he was able to ensure wins for himself, his party, Congress persons and mayors from townships.”
The whistleblower claimed the “software and fundamental design of the electronic electoral system and software of Dominion and other election tabulating companies relies upon software that is a descendant of the Smartmatic Electoral Management System.”