Elon Musk's storm of tweets almost led to a government shutdown, and proved his power in Trump's America

https://x.com/TheRickWilson/status/1869949085479780564

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Certainly looks like it.

The orange rapist only ran for President as a way of keeping out of prison.

He has no interest in the American people or policies that would benefit them.

To start his second disastrous term, he'll let the real POTUS - Musk - run things while he plays golf and gets Ivanka to spank him with the latest edition of Time Magazine.

However, once the rapist's name starts slipping out of the headlines he'll give Elon a one-way ticket to Mars.

Their bromance is destined to fail, as has every other relationship the convicted felon has been in.

Jasin wrote on Dec 22^nd, 2024 at 5:21pm:


I don't think Peccary is a leftie, I'm pretty sure you would not see Peccary attend a gay mardi gras.

greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 22^nd, 2024 at 4:32pm:


Seriously why does trump have to do anything. He can do whatever he likes and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Even if he did make America great again he would still be racist, homophobic, nazi, liar, evil, horrible felon, fraud, sexist,criminal, baby killer so what has he got to lose. What can you do except try not to upset him.

Now that he owns everyone and everything he is letting Elon play with his toys, thats why hes not selfish. He has conquered the world and is basking in his glory. I can see some victory parades in the near future. Statues and renaming most things as Trump would be logical to give the peasants something to tear down when he dies.

I'm thinking of king, can you imagine the headlines "America is now the Kingdom of KING DON".

The executions are going to be interesting, firstly are they going to be public and what method. I predict he will only execute about one hundred media people as a warning to others to tow the line. When he amasses the ten million + illegal aliens in concentration camps I hope he uses green methods of extermination, gas produces too much CO2. I imagine his political enemies will probably just disappear never to be heard of again.

You must understand that he could not have told anyone about this plan when he was campaigning because just like the no tax on tips Kamala would have copied his election promises, and lets be real she wouldn't have the experience to carry this off for less than 4 billion.

greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 22^nd, 2024 at 7:23pm:


I'm not getting sued.

greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 22^nd, 2024 at 7:31pm:


And another judge said Mar A largo is valued at $18mil.

I wouldn't make myself look stupid and agree with him.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Elon Musk's involvement in this week's failure by Congress to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government ignited outraged speculation that he may be pulling the strings and controlling President-elect Donald Trump, with the most pointed criticism coming from the behind-the-scenes power players who have been controlling President Joe Biden's every policy decision for the past four years.

Upon news of the bill's failure, Alex Soros — son of billionaire George Soros — posted his displeasure on social media, expressing concern that all the work he had accomplished while controlling Biden would be undone by the moves Musk was making while controlling Trump.

"Elon is controlling Trump!" Soros said on X. "No billionaire should hold the power to influence the incoming leader of the free world to make decisions that counter the power we have to influence the current leader of the free world. Something has to be done to stop this. But only for presidents we don't like."

With only a month until Trump's inauguration, Democrat leaders warned that Trump's age may make it easy for Musk to manipulate him. "It's dangerous and unconstitutional for some billionaire businessman to hold so much sway over a president," said Biden's White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients. "Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a very important lunch with Alex Soros to receive marching orders for President Biden's last month in office."

At publishing time, politicians and members of the media had still not decided what to call Musk's unprecedented petitioning of Congress, though some were unofficially referring to it by using the more familiar term "lobbying.