If only Pence had Trump’s moral compass…Dude I hate Trump as much as anyone. This is a pure propaganda hit piece. Sadly we have to look for that in our media today.
If only Pence had Trump’s moral compass…Dude I hate Trump as much as anyone. This is a pure propaganda hit piece. Sadly we have to look for that in our media today.
The White House message about flamethrowing Elon Musk: Nothing to see here politico
It’s the Elon Musk paradox.
On X, he’s a noble gladiator with a mission direct from President Donald Trump. He brags at length about using his “Department of Government Efficiency” to dismantle federal bureaucracies, cancel taxpayer-funded programs and transform Washington’s institutions.
But in court — and increasingly in public messaging — the White House claims he’s really just a run-of-the-mill adviser. Musk is an “employee” with no direct connection to the DOGE operation and no decision-making power, a White House official swore this week in response to one of the many lawsuits challenging what Musk and DOGE are doing.
Officially downplaying Musk’s authority — even as the ultra-wealthy CEO himself amplifies it — may have both legal and political benefits. After all, Musk’s consolidation of power might not just run afoul of the Constitution; it also could undermine some of the populist rhetoric that propelled Trump to victory in 2024.
The political pitfalls are already emerging in a new poll out Wednesday that shows 55 percent of voters think Musk has accumulated too much power.
“I think it is by design,” New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin, a Democrat, said of the mixed messages about Musk’s role. “They don’t want to say what his real role is because they don’t want to admit that an unelected billionaire is running the federal government right now.”
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@Bowers3 if you don't get it you never will. I hate Trump and think his end game is empirical America. His method of achieving it is point out the insanity that has to be stopped. Sadly he's not wrong. I hope he fails and wins. Stops the insanity and doesn't change our constitution.
I don't understand how they can downplay his role after making him so prominent in the campaign and administration. I know people will buy it if they say it (which is maddening) but courts aren't as easily convinced as the sheep.
It's mind boggling how things have changed in 9 years.The White House message about flamethrowing Elon Musk: Nothing to see here politico
It’s the Elon Musk paradox.
On X, he’s a noble gladiator with a mission direct from President Donald Trump. He brags at length about using his “Department of Government Efficiency” to dismantle federal bureaucracies, cancel taxpayer-funded programs and transform Washington’s institutions.
But in court — and increasingly in public messaging — the White House claims he’s really just a run-of-the-mill adviser. Musk is an “employee” with no direct connection to the DOGE operation and no decision-making power, a White House official swore this week in response to one of the many lawsuits challenging what Musk and DOGE are doing.
Officially downplaying Musk’s authority — even as the ultra-wealthy CEO himself amplifies it — may have both legal and political benefits. After all, Musk’s consolidation of power might not just run afoul of the Constitution; it also could undermine some of the populist rhetoric that propelled Trump to victory in 2024.
The political pitfalls are already emerging in a new poll out Wednesday that shows 55 percent of voters think Musk has accumulated too much power.
“I think it is by design,” New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin, a Democrat, said of the mixed messages about Musk’s role. “They don’t want to say what his real role is because they don’t want to admit that an unelected billionaire is running the federal government right now.”
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lots have changed in 9 years, agreed...Liberals used to like him cuz he was making electric cars...then he sold (bought) his soul to the devil (don)...most R´ś now love him, most D´s now hate him, and the Ind´s are starting to dislike him...just one poll, but probably pretty spot on:It's mind boggling how things have changed in 9 years.
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And Trump at a rally before has pointed to himself and said, "I'm not a Christian". So, who knows what to believe from Trump? I at least know he is a con artist felon who has millions of highly gullible liar enablers.
Orrr....stay with me here, the Democratic Party has completely flipped its proverbial s#it.lots have changed in 9 years, agreed...Liberals used to like him cuz he was making electric cars...then he sold (bought) his soul to the devil (don)...most R´ś now love him, most D´s now hate him, and the Ind´s are starting to dislike him...just one poll, but probably pretty spot on:
55 percent of voters think Elon Musk has too much power in making decisions affecting the United States, 36 percent think he has about the right amount of power, and 3 percent think he has too little power.
Among Republicans, 16 percent think Elon Musk has too much power, 78 percent think he has about the right amount of power, and 1 percent think he has too little power.
Among Democrats, 96 percent think Elon Musk has too much power and 1 percent think he has about the right amount of power.
Among independents, 56 percent think Elon Musk has too much power, 33 percent think he has about the right amount of power, and 4 percent think he has too little power.
Voters 54 - 42 percent disapprove of Elon Musk playing a prominent role in the Trump administration. In Quinnipiac University's January 29 poll, voters disapproved 53 - 39 percent.
Orrr....stay with me here, the Democratic Party has completely flipped its proverbial s#it.
Wasn't long before that they thought Trump himself was a swell guy.