Who Will Stop Elon Musk's Coup?

The world’s richest man now has the power to override congressional spending decisions and access to private information about every US taxpayer.
I think you mean that no person working for Government should have access to all that you mention.
 
You really are whining a lot since your demklan lost
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Expect it to get even louder.

FOUR LONG YEARS with children who will not tolerate hearing "NO", who will not stop trying to make headway against a bigger, stronger force, that keeps saying "NO".

Waste of time and energy, but hey. :dunno:

I'm looking forward to it.


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I consider musk, who works for the president who shows himself to be working for me to stop these money laundering shams that only hurt taxpayers and the american people. I have no problem with it...i look forward to more eliminating, exposing these people, firings and prosecutions.
 
We are well aware of reality. You guys are the ones with the problem. This so-called housecleaning is not going to turn out the way you think.
oh yeah...and what do you see in your great DIE wisdom that is not going to turn out the way we think...So far, SO GOOD. sore loser.
 
The world’s richest man now has the power to override congressional spending decisions and access to private information about every US taxpayer.

“Elon Musk, often described as Donald Trump’s shadow president, has quickly morphed into something much more dangerous: Trump’s co-autocrat. Hitherto, Trump’s biggest threat to American democracy came when he incited the attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The event was typically Trump in that it was lurid, violent, theatrical, and televised. January 6, like Trump’s first term, demonstrated that he had the ability to menace democratic norms and spur on mayhem—but not to really control the ultimate operation of government.

For his second term, Trump has tried to make amends for that failure by recruiting true believers who share his passion for subduing the government, including running roughshod over the system of checks and balance. Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, who specializes in taking over large companies and remaking them in his image, has been Trump’s most important ally in this agenda, acting as considerably more than an aide. In truth, Musk is emerging as a government within the government, using the time-honored revolutionary tactic of developing dual power in order to seize control.

On Sunday, the Financial Times reported that

‘Musk vowed to unilaterally cancel hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of government grants after apparently gaining access to review the US Treasury’s vast payments system, a move that prompted the sudden resignation of one of the department’s most senior officials.’”


Unelected, unappointed, unconfirmed – this is fascism at its most basic, facilitated by Trump.
If USAID isn’t allowed to fund Islamists, Afghanistan poppy fields, bioweapons and overthrow foreign governments, are we still a Free Country??
 
The world’s richest man now has the power to override congressional spending decisions and access to private information about every US taxpayer.

“Elon Musk, often described as Donald Trump’s shadow president, has quickly morphed into something much more dangerous: Trump’s co-autocrat. Hitherto, Trump’s biggest threat to American democracy came when he incited the attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The event was typically Trump in that it was lurid, violent, theatrical, and televised. January 6, like Trump’s first term, demonstrated that he had the ability to menace democratic norms and spur on mayhem—but not to really control the ultimate operation of government.

For his second term, Trump has tried to make amends for that failure by recruiting true believers who share his passion for subduing the government, including running roughshod over the system of checks and balance. Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, who specializes in taking over large companies and remaking them in his image, has been Trump’s most important ally in this agenda, acting as considerably more than an aide. In truth, Musk is emerging as a government within the government, using the time-honored revolutionary tactic of developing dual power in order to seize control.

On Sunday, the Financial Times reported that

‘Musk vowed to unilaterally cancel hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of government grants after apparently gaining access to review the US Treasury’s vast payments system, a move that prompted the sudden resignation of one of the department’s most senior officials.’”


Unelected, unappointed, unconfirmed – this is fascism at its most basic, facilitated by Trump.


What a ******. :gay:
 
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The world’s richest man now has the power to override congressional spending decisions and access to private information about every US taxpayer.

“Elon Musk, often described as Donald Trump’s shadow president, has quickly morphed into something much more dangerous: Trump’s co-autocrat. Hitherto, Trump’s biggest threat to American democracy came when he incited the attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The event was typically Trump in that it was lurid, violent, theatrical, and televised. January 6, like Trump’s first term, demonstrated that he had the ability to menace democratic norms and spur on mayhem—but not to really control the ultimate operation of government.

For his second term, Trump has tried to make amends for that failure by recruiting true believers who share his passion for subduing the government, including running roughshod over the system of checks and balance. Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, who specializes in taking over large companies and remaking them in his image, has been Trump’s most important ally in this agenda, acting as considerably more than an aide. In truth, Musk is emerging as a government within the government, using the time-honored revolutionary tactic of developing dual power in order to seize control.

On Sunday, the Financial Times reported that

‘Musk vowed to unilaterally cancel hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of government grants after apparently gaining access to review the US Treasury’s vast payments system, a move that prompted the sudden resignation of one of the department’s most senior officials.’”


Unelected, unappointed, unconfirmed – this is fascism at its most basic, facilitated by Trump.
You don't get it. The US has spent 35 trillion dollars more than we took in. It's about time someone actually got serious about cutting government bureaucracy.
 
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