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Elon Musk is a Nazi, a stock-tanking business man, and he's also horrible at government "service".
So, because of him, the people are getting less, many are left without jobs, services are gutted, and... we're not saving so much money after all.
The ceaseless failures of Nazi Elon Musk are truly remarkable.
At this point you can't just put all the blame on Muskrat
The American government and all its supporters are complicit in handing over the keys to the government car to an idiot teenager with a Hitler fetish.
It's obvious, right?
In exchange for amplifying the right on Twitter and bankrolling Trump with cash, the GOP allowed Musk to eliminate the government agencies that were investigating him for his shitty business practices.
AKA all of them
He did convince lawmakers that white Afrikaners need US refugee status.. so there’s there that.
Jeez, now the US is gonna have even more white supremacists on welfare. Good luck with that, I guess.
Eh, they'll just become part of the background noise in the US, but South Africa being rid of them might improve things over there.
That's the point...they aren't citizens, they are employees who will be trained in warfare.
trump is quite easy to convince, he probably reminds trump he has to pay back the almost 300mil he spent on him.
^ This guy gets it.
If only you could convince Elon Musk