No. of Recommendations: 16
This is what happens when five corrupt Republicans on the Supreme Court put our government up for sale to the highest bidder. Greetings from Australia; Louise and I are visiting a dear old friend who’s one of the top neuroscientists in the world and, driving for a few hours from the airport to their home on the Pacific Ocean, we passed dozens of Teslas. They’re all over the place, and they’re made in China. In fact, reports suggest that more than half of Teslas are made in China. Which is why it makes so much sense that when Republicans and Democrats negotiated a deal to keep the government open and that deal put limits on American companies and morbidly rich billionaires from investing in or expanding operations in China, suddenly President Elect Musk threw nearly a hundred tweets out on Xitter demanding Republicans kill the deal. And kill it they did: instant obedience. The new revised bill that Congress passed and Biden signed into law no longer puts any obstacles in the richest man in the world’s ability to keep on cranking out cars in China. Even more troubling, when Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro pointed this out and implied it was a form of corruption, Musk went after her on Xitter, suggesting he may use his massive fortune — larger than any amassed by any individual in the world’s history of all the pharaohs, kings, popes, and caliphs over the past 5,000 years — to unseat her in the next election.
Thom Hartmann
