By Riley Gutiérrez McDermid Will a deal be scuttled by increasingly aggressive lawmakers? Elon Musk’s bid to acquire Twitter hit a new speed bump April 22, when Republican lawmakers said they want the company to retain all records relating to its buyout offer from the tech billionaire. Musk has offered $46.5 billion for Twitter, of which he owns 9.2%, and he outlined how he would finance the deal earlier this week. That bid gained new ground April 22 when Musk filed documents with the SEC outlining three new holding companies he has created. Dubbed X Holdings I, II and III, the filing states t…