After Biden and the democrats have open fucking borders for 4-years and let 166,000 Chinese, 125,000 Russians, 600,000 convicted criminals, and hundreds of terrorists, including ISIS into the US, you want to say Musk is a National Security risk?
The short answer is "NO", Elon Musk is not a national security risk, democrats are.
Grasping'It is now fair to ask the question: Is Elon Musk a national security risk?
According to numerous interviews and remarks, Mr. Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency co-leader, Vivek Ramaswamy, once appeared to believe he was. In May 2023, Mr. Ramaswamy went so far as to publicly state, “I have no reason to think Elon won’t jump like a circus monkey when Xi Jinping calls in the hour of need,” a reference to China’s leader. In a separate X post targeting Mr. Musk, he wrote, “the U.S. needs leaders who aren’t in China’s pocket.”
Mr. Ramaswamy has since walked back his numerous public criticisms of Mr. Musk, but he was right to raise concerns. According to news reports, Mr. Musk and his rocket company, SpaceX, face federal reviews from the Air Force, the Defense Department’s Office of Inspector General and the under secretary of defense for intelligence and security for failing to provide details of Mr. Musk’s meetings with foreign leaders and other potential violations of national-security rules.
These alleged infractions are just the beginning of my worries. Mr. Musk’s business ventures are heavily reliant on China. He borrowed at least $1.4 billion from banks controlled by the Chinese government to help build Tesla’s Shanghai gigafactory, which was responsible for more than half of Tesla’s global deliveries in the third quarter of 2024.'
Opinion | Elon Musk Is a National Security Risk
His relationship with Chinese leaders and reported contacts with Russian officials are cause for alarm.www.nytimes.com
And Trump, of course, is a national security risk, being a Putin useful idiot.
Your 4 year meltdown is in full bloom.'It is now fair to ask the question: Is Elon Musk a national security risk?
According to numerous interviews and remarks, Mr. Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency co-leader, Vivek Ramaswamy, once appeared to believe he was. In May 2023, Mr. Ramaswamy went so far as to publicly state, “I have no reason to think Elon won’t jump like a circus monkey when Xi Jinping calls in the hour of need,” a reference to China’s leader. In a separate X post targeting Mr. Musk, he wrote, “the U.S. needs leaders who aren’t in China’s pocket.”
Mr. Ramaswamy has since walked back his numerous public criticisms of Mr. Musk, but he was right to raise concerns. According to news reports, Mr. Musk and his rocket company, SpaceX, face federal reviews from the Air Force, the Defense Department’s Office of Inspector General and the under secretary of defense for intelligence and security for failing to provide details of Mr. Musk’s meetings with foreign leaders and other potential violations of national-security rules.
These alleged infractions are just the beginning of my worries. Mr. Musk’s business ventures are heavily reliant on China. He borrowed at least $1.4 billion from banks controlled by the Chinese government to help build Tesla’s Shanghai gigafactory, which was responsible for more than half of Tesla’s global deliveries in the third quarter of 2024.'
Opinion | Elon Musk Is a National Security Risk
His relationship with Chinese leaders and reported contacts with Russian officials are cause for alarm.
And Trump, of course, is a national security risk, being a Putin useful idiot.
/——/ You clowns are grasping at straws.'It is now fair to ask the question: Is Elon Musk a national security risk?
According to numerous interviews and remarks, Mr. Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency co-leader, Vivek Ramaswamy, once appeared to believe he was. In May 2023, Mr. Ramaswamy went so far as to publicly state, “I have no reason to think Elon won’t jump like a circus monkey when Xi Jinping calls in the hour of need,” a reference to China’s leader. In a separate X post targeting Mr. Musk, he wrote, “the U.S. needs leaders who aren’t in China’s pocket.”
Mr. Ramaswamy has since walked back his numerous public criticisms of Mr. Musk, but he was right to raise concerns. According to news reports, Mr. Musk and his rocket company, SpaceX, face federal reviews from the Air Force, the Defense Department’s Office of Inspector General and the under secretary of defense for intelligence and security for failing to provide details of Mr. Musk’s meetings with foreign leaders and other potential violations of national-security rules.
These alleged infractions are just the beginning of my worries. Mr. Musk’s business ventures are heavily reliant on China. He borrowed at least $1.4 billion from banks controlled by the Chinese government to help build Tesla’s Shanghai gigafactory, which was responsible for more than half of Tesla’s global deliveries in the third quarter of 2024.'
Opinion | Elon Musk Is a National Security Risk
His relationship with Chinese leaders and reported contacts with Russian officials are cause for alarm.
And Trump, of course, is a national security risk, being a Putin useful idiot.
Sure, just be sure to bring back the tax loopholes too. It would be cool to deduct credit card interest again.
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According to numerous interviews and remarks, Mr. Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency co-leader, Vivek Ramaswamy, once appeared to believe he was. In May 2023, Mr. Ramaswamy went so far as to publicly state, “I have no reason to think Elon won’t jump like a circus monkey when Xi Jinping calls in the hour of need,” a reference to China’s leader. In a separate X post targeting Mr. Musk, he wrote, “the U.S. needs leaders who aren’t in China’s pocket.”
Mr. Ramaswamy has since walked back his numerous public criticisms of Mr. Musk, but he was right to raise concerns. According to news reports, Mr. Musk and his rocket company, SpaceX, face federal reviews from the Air Force, the Defense Department’s Office of Inspector General and the under secretary of defense for intelligence and security for failing to provide details of Mr. Musk’s meetings with foreign leaders and other potential violations of national-security rules.
These alleged infractions are just the beginning of my worries. Mr. Musk’s business ventures are heavily reliant on China. He borrowed at least $1.4 billion from banks controlled by the Chinese government to help build Tesla’s Shanghai gigafactory, which was responsible for more than half of Tesla’s global deliveries in the third quarter of 2024.'
Opinion | Elon Musk Is a National Security Risk
His relationship with Chinese leaders and reported contacts with Russian officials are cause for alarm.
And Trump, of course, is a national security risk, being a Putin useful idiot.
It's becoming futile to try and reason with the many trumpanzees here. Everything anyone presents that seems even slightly critical of Trump's decision making, is simply labelled with the generic "dems complaining" or "libtards complaining" and then the person embarks on rhetorical acrobatics to discredit the complaint as being nothing more than "dem frustration" or "liberals crying" and so on.'It is now fair to ask the question: Is Elon Musk a national security risk?
According to numerous interviews and remarks, Mr. Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency co-leader, Vivek Ramaswamy, once appeared to believe he was. In May 2023, Mr. Ramaswamy went so far as to publicly state, “I have no reason to think Elon won’t jump like a circus monkey when Xi Jinping calls in the hour of need,” a reference to China’s leader. In a separate X post targeting Mr. Musk, he wrote, “the U.S. needs leaders who aren’t in China’s pocket.”
Mr. Ramaswamy has since walked back his numerous public criticisms of Mr. Musk, but he was right to raise concerns. According to news reports, Mr. Musk and his rocket company, SpaceX, face federal reviews from the Air Force, the Defense Department’s Office of Inspector General and the under secretary of defense for intelligence and security for failing to provide details of Mr. Musk’s meetings with foreign leaders and other potential violations of national-security rules.
These alleged infractions are just the beginning of my worries. Mr. Musk’s business ventures are heavily reliant on China. He borrowed at least $1.4 billion from banks controlled by the Chinese government to help build Tesla’s Shanghai gigafactory, which was responsible for more than half of Tesla’s global deliveries in the third quarter of 2024.'
Opinion | Elon Musk Is a National Security Risk
His relationship with Chinese leaders and reported contacts with Russian officials are cause for alarm.
And Trump, of course, is a national security risk, being a Putin useful idiot.
Goodbye felicia.....
And tax deductions. Don't forget to bring them back too. Let's deduct credit card interest again.
Do not know what we will see, All WE get is propaganda, Facts ARE LOST IN A STORM OF HATE.
/----/ Both you and the cartoonist needs to take a course in Constitutional law.
/----/ Your helpless flailing is entertaining. Keep up the good work.
