The funniest joke suggestions for Elon Musk's Twitter CEO successor, from Elizabeth Holmes to Meghan Markle
The British conversative who was prime minister for 49 days before resigning last October was a popular joke suggestion among UK tweeters. It's totally absurd to suggest that an English politician who was fairly popular with voters before floundering once in power, could take on a top role a social media company, right?
Well strangely enough it has actually been done before. The UK's former deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, became Facebook's vice president for global affairs and communications in 2018. He lost his parliamentary seat a year earlier after backing a rise in university tuition fees despite promising not to. Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know.
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