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Donald Trump's co-president, Elon Musk, admitted on Wednesday that he probably can't cut $2 trillion from the federal budget as he had promised, running into the political reality everyone told him existed but that he refused to accept because he’s a billionaire who thinks he knows better than everyone else. In an interview with Mark Penn, the contemptible political strategist who once backed Democrats but now has become a Trump defender, Musk said that his toothless Department of Government Efficiency advisory committee can probably cut only half of the original $2 billion he promised to slash.read more

Incoming President Elon Musk's social media posts are troubling. If you ask Grok who propagates the most disinformation on the shithole platform, it points to its owner, Elon Musk. As if it's not enough that the unelected billionaire wants to rule the US, he has set his eyes on the UK, too, while circulating disinformation.

Steve Bannon cried crocodile tears of outrage when nobody shook traitor Trump's hands after he crashed Jimmy Carter's funeral. Trump is a canker sore on the office of the presidency. Boo fucking hoo. BANNON: But I have to comment on this, folks. Right there, you had had this, you know, people walking in and, you know, the Obama and for all the fanboys out there saying Obama was talking to him. No, Obama snubbed President Trump.

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