Will US Gov pay off X/Twitter's debt by 2027?
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This market is to track a prediction made in an ArsTechnica comment:
- "Within the next two years Musk will successfully persuade Trump to pay off Twitter/X's debts using public funds.
- He'll give Trump a tub-thumping speech about how paying off the debt using public funds is 'by the people for the people' or some nonsense like that, call Trump a bastion of Free Speech for doing it, and bingo, Musk's Twitter debt is gone."
- Resolves YES if a significant portion of the debt incurred to take Twitter private is paid for by US government.
- Resolution will try to stick to the comment's original claim, rather than being interpreted broadly.
- So if, for example, X passes through bankruptcy court and is given a loan by US gov (transferring initial debts from private lenders to gov, but not waiving them), then this would not count.
