Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is absolutely fascinating to see how an unelected rich South African can simply shut down the US government with a few tweets. And I marvel at how enthusiastic Republicans are in their devotion to this rich South African. In Congress, Republicans are tripping over themselves to give this wealthy foreigner more and more power. I don't think I've ever seen anything like it. Maybe Rasputin in 1917?
Please, explain how the tweets did anything?
Elon has 200 million twitter followers, a big chunk of whom are MAGA types. Yesterday, Elon began tweeting incessantly for hours complaining about the CR, describing it as "criminal," and threatening to primary any republican who voted for it. He also urged his followers to contact their reps and demand they vote against the CR. He tweeted at least 50-100 times about it over the course of a few hours.
And? Why is this an issue? If the public doesn't like the CR they should contact their reps. I believe the democrats call this democracy and the nice thing is this all happened in the public view. Not sure what the issue is...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is absolutely fascinating to see how an unelected rich South African can simply shut down the US government with a few tweets. And I marvel at how enthusiastic Republicans are in their devotion to this rich South African. In Congress, Republicans are tripping over themselves to give this wealthy foreigner more and more power. I don't think I've ever seen anything like it. Maybe Rasputin in 1917?
Please, explain how the tweets did anything?
Elon has 200 million twitter followers, a big chunk of whom are MAGA types. Yesterday, Elon began tweeting incessantly for hours complaining about the CR, describing it as "criminal," and threatening to primary any republican who voted for it. He also urged his followers to contact their reps and demand they vote against the CR. He tweeted at least 50-100 times about it over the course of a few hours.
The algorithm tweeted it. I wish these bast ards would risk being primaried for the good of the country. But, people are selfish.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The US is now a banana republic where a rich foreigner is dictating our politics and budget.
Thanks dumba$$ MAGA.
Totally this. Are Trump supporters blind to this? I thought they hated "liberal elites"? But being told how to live by immorally rich Oligarch from South African and his mother is somehow ok?
It’s weird for sure.
And Trump is basically silent?
If Musk hogs all the media attention and Trump sits quietly by that will be a real indication that Trump’s dementia is advancing rapidly.
Our poor country.
Anonymous wrote:I expected a sh!tshow. I didn't expect it a month early.
Anonymous wrote:I expected a sh!tshow. I didn't expect it a month early.
Anonymous wrote:Did you guys hear there's a flu outbreak in the federal government? Especially ATC and TSA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The US is now a banana republic where a rich foreigner is dictating our politics and budget.
Thanks dumba$$ MAGA.
Totally this. Are Trump supporters blind to this? I thought they hated "liberal elites"? But being told how to live by immorally rich Oligarch from South African and his mother is somehow ok?
It’s weird for sure.
And Trump is basically silent?
If Musk hogs all the media attention and Trump sits quietly by that will be a real indication that Trump’s dementia is advancing rapidly.
Our poor country.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The US is now a banana republic where a rich foreigner is dictating our politics and budget.
Thanks dumba$$ MAGA.
Totally this. Are Trump supporters blind to this? I thought they hated "liberal elites"? But being told how to live by immorally rich Oligarch from South African and his mother is somehow ok?
Anonymous wrote:The US is now a banana republic where a rich foreigner is dictating our politics and budget.
Thanks dumba$$ MAGA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is absolutely fascinating to see how an unelected rich South African can simply shut down the US government with a few tweets. And I marvel at how enthusiastic Republicans are in their devotion to this rich South African. In Congress, Republicans are tripping over themselves to give this wealthy foreigner more and more power. I don't think I've ever seen anything like it. Maybe Rasputin in 1917?
Please, explain how the tweets did anything?
Elon has 200 million twitter followers, a big chunk of whom are MAGA types. Yesterday, Elon began tweeting incessantly for hours complaining about the CR, describing it as "criminal," and threatening to primary any republican who voted for it. He also urged his followers to contact their reps and demand they vote against the CR. He tweeted at least 50-100 times about it over the course of a few hours.
And? Why is this an issue? If the public doesn't like the CR they should contact their reps. I believe the democrats call this democracy and the nice thing is this all happened in the public view. Not sure what the issue is...
A rich foreign guy manipulating the public isn't quite Democracy. Why weren't people contacting their reps before Elon went crazy on X? What is really sad is that these people don't seem to think for themselves. It was a bipartisan effort that was going to help vets, storm victims. But if Trump or Elon say jump, these people say "how high?" Probably the same fools who make fun of "sheeple." It doesn't bode well for the future of Democracy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.yahoo.com/news/congress-strikes-deal-avert-government-235056837.html
deal struck.
Interesting that Rs fought for subsidies and disaster relief aid funding for hard hit areas, mostly in red states.
So, basically, the Rs wanted welfare.
I stated that the government shutdown would've hit MAGA land hard. MAGA land can now breathe a sigh of relief that they got their welfare, too.
That's from two days ago. Keep up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is absolutely fascinating to see how an unelected rich South African can simply shut down the US government with a few tweets. And I marvel at how enthusiastic Republicans are in their devotion to this rich South African. In Congress, Republicans are tripping over themselves to give this wealthy foreigner more and more power. I don't think I've ever seen anything like it. Maybe Rasputin in 1917?
Please, explain how the tweets did anything?
Elon has 200 million twitter followers, a big chunk of whom are MAGA types. Yesterday, Elon began tweeting incessantly for hours complaining about the CR, describing it as "criminal," and threatening to primary any republican who voted for it. He also urged his followers to contact their reps and demand they vote against the CR. He tweeted at least 50-100 times about it over the course of a few hours.
And? Why is this an issue? If the public doesn't like the CR they should contact their reps. I believe the democrats call this democracy and the nice thing is this all happened in the public view. Not sure what the issue is...