Musk and the Third party...

[Zincwarrior]

^^^ You're either a RINO or a democrat. Which is it?

Why do you support foreign devils? TRAITOR!

 

[YoursTruly]

And that will require changing the voting system. But the two-shit parties loves them some LO2E.

I dunno. He seems pretty ignorant politically. Government isn't science and it isn't business. He'll powwow with his tech bros and come up with something stupid like Yang did with the "social credit". I dunno. We'll see what happens.

I noticed Fox is trying to tie Elon to Yang.

"Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX who spent the first four months of President Donald Trump's second administration as a special White House advisor steering the recently created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), spoke with Andrew Yang, Fox News has confirmed.

A source familiar with the conversation said that the two discussed Musk’s push to create the "America Party," which Musk aims to field some candidates in next year's midterm elections.

"I’m excited for anyone who wants to move on from the duopoly," Yang said in a statement to Fox News. "And I’m happy to help give someone a sense of what the path looks like." News of the conversation was first reported by Politico."

You see what they did here? I'm sure Elon has discussed this with many people, on both sides. But Fox tags him with a known leftist. One with the horrible idea of giving people $1000 a month. The way the media does this, irritates TF out of me. They know it's bias reporting. And they do it only to discredit political opponents of their oligarchy.

 

[JoeB131]

I noticed Fox is trying to tie Elon to Yang.

"Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX who spent the first four months of President Donald Trump's second administration as a special White House advisor steering the recently created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), spoke with Andrew Yang, Fox News has confirmed.

A source familiar with the conversation said that the two discussed Musk’s push to create the "America Party," which Musk aims to field some candidates in next year's midterm elections.

"I’m excited for anyone who wants to move on from the duopoly," Yang said in a statement to Fox News. "And I’m happy to help give someone a sense of what the path looks like." News of the conversation was first reported by Politico."

You see what they did here? I'm sure Elon has discussed this with many people, on both sides. But Fox tags him with a known leftist. One with the horrible idea of giving people $1000 a month. The way the media does this, irritates TF out of me. They know it's bias reporting. And they do it only to discredit political opponents of their oligarchy.

Yang is just happy someone is paying attention to him.

 

[YoursTruly]

Yang is just happy someone is paying attention to him.

The fact is, I doubt Elon paid much attention to Yang at all. But Fox is going to try to spin it like they're BFF's.

 

[YoursTruly]

Why do you support foreign devils? TRAITOR!

I support fiscal conservatives. I could care less where they're from. Especially when 90% of our GOP is more closely aligned with the democrats than fiscal conservatives.

 

[Nobody911]

Fights between American billionaires for political power have become increasingly prominent in recent years, with wealthy individuals leveraging their resources to shape political landscapes and influence public policy. This phenomenon is often characterized by the so-called “billionaire class” which includes figures like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and George Soros, among others.These billionaires utilize various strategies, including significant financial contributions to political campaigns, establishment of influential political action committees (PACs), and funding grassroots movements. Their involvement can sway elections, shape legislative agendas, and even impact cultural narratives.

For instance, Musk's ventures in technology and space have intersected with political discussions on innovation, regulation, and climate change, while Bezos's ownership of The Washington Post highlights the media's role in political discourse. Moreover, the competition among billionaires isn’t just about financial clout; it also reflects ideological divides, with some advocating for progressive policies while others support conservative agendas. This can lead to alliances and rivalries that reshape political dynamics. As billionaires continue to engage inn political battles, the implications for moneyocracy and governance will remain a critical topic of discussion.