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Originally Posted by reason162
Let's keep the big picture in view -
The world's richest man, with billions in government subsidies/tax breaks/contracts spread out between his various companies, spends 250 million+ dollars to elect Donald Trump.
Now he's given free reign to wreak havoc in the federal government, including firing the very employees who were tasked to regulate his business with the government.
I suppose in some universe that's called Draining the swamp. Next time you see Elon in the oval it might be him behind the Resolute desk and Trump standing at attention.
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Please define what "wreak havoc" means in your post and how USAID had any regulatory influences on Elon Musk's businesses or the Department of Education for that matter. And then post how much money Soros contributed to the Harris / Walz campaign as I'm sure he expected nothing in return for his contributions. Just asking from a big picture perspective.
Just remember including Super Pac money, the Harris Campaign raised $2.9 billion in this election versus $1.8 billion for Trump and lost. And you think Elon Musk is the threat? The Democrats pissed off a lot of donors and are now trying to save face by interfering with the candidate America trusted and voted into office. The Democratic Party has lost its way, they had three candidates at different times on the ticket who collectively couldn't complete a cohesive sentence.
The way the liberal media and Democratic Party tried to con the American public into believing that Biden was not cognitively impaired and unable and not qualified to hold the office of the Presidency of the United States and the way that Democratic Party went about removing him from the ticket might possibly be the greatest fraud in American history involving any Presidential Election. So if we want to compare notes and look at the entirety of the big picture let's not forget what's happened over the last 6 months or for that matter over the prior administration's four year term.
