If we want things to change, it's 100% necessary to politicize the senseless murder of Iryna Zarutska because it was politics that allowed a savage monster with 14 priors to be free on the streets to kill her.
🚨BREAKING: Miami anesthesiologist Dr. Tatiana N. Atkins who works at Larkin Community Hospital says she is glad Charlie Kirk got himself shot.
Make her famous. We have to expose every last one of these evil demonic democrats
I can’t for the life of me believe that they killed that beautiful young man. What discourse made you feel he was worth executing? He was always respectful of opposing views and he treated everyone with love and dignity. He never made fun of anyone. We all need to look in the mirror. If this is your idea of what the Democrat party should embrace then I weep for America. #CharlieKirksLifeMattered
I can’t for the life of me believe that they killed that beautiful young man. What discourse made you feel he was worth executing? He was always respectful of opposing views and he treated everyone with love and dignity. He never made fun of anyone. We all need to look in the mirror. If this is your idea of what the Democrat party should embrace then I weep for America. #CharlieKirksLifeMattered
@elonmusk@realDonaldTrump
It’s becoming increasingly clear that Elon Musk’s role in improving government efficiency may have come to a natural conclusion. But in light of the current public spat between Musk and Donald Trump, there’s a broader angle most people are missing—and my wife, to her credit, picked up on it first.
Both Trump and Musk are brilliant strategists. One thing we know about Trump: he can take criticism better than most. And when it comes to America’s elite, it’s a small circle—crossing paths doesn’t mean alignment. Trump sharing flights with people like Jay-Z or Snoop Dogg doesn’t make him a gangsta rapper. And Epstein? He embedded himself among the powerful specifically to collect leverage. Whether any of that touches Trump is something only time will reveal.
Now here’s the real question: If Elon Musk were stepping away from a political role tied to the Trump administration, wouldn’t it be smart to engineer a public rift? A few negative tweets, a little tension—suddenly, Musk distances himself from Trump just enough to regain some credibility with the liberal elite and the mainstream media.
Think about it. Trump can handle a few jabs—he practically thrives on it. This is chess, not checkers. And the media? They eat this drama up, every single time. It’s the perfect bait to redirect the narrative and rehabilitate Musk’s image without actually undermining their shared goals.
Let’s not forget—Trump once flew with the Clintons. That doesn’t make him one of them. And anyone with eyes can see the difference between Trump and the corrupt machine they represent.
Somebody had to say it.
@elonmusk@realDonaldTrump
It’s becoming increasingly clear that Elon Musk’s role in improving government efficiency may have come to a natural conclusion. But in light of the current public spat between Musk and Donald Trump, there’s a broader angle most people are missing—and my wife, to her credit, picked up on it first.
Both Trump and Musk are brilliant strategists. One thing we know about Trump: he can take criticism better than most. And when it comes to America’s elite, it’s a small circle—crossing paths doesn’t mean alignment. Trump sharing flights with people like Jay-Z or Snoop Dogg doesn’t make him a gangsta rapper. And Epstein? He embedded himself among the powerful specifically to collect leverage. Whether any of that touches Trump is something only time will reveal.
Now here’s the real question: If Elon Musk were stepping away from a political role tied to the Trump administration, wouldn’t it be smart to engineer a public rift? A few negative tweets, a little tension—suddenly, Musk distances himself from Trump just enough to regain some credibility with the liberal elite and the mainstream media.
Think about it. Trump can handle a few jabs—he practically thrives on it. This is chess, not checkers. And the media? They eat this drama up, every single time. It’s the perfect bait to redirect the narrative and rehabilitate Musk’s image without actually undermining their shared goals.
Let’s not forget—Trump once flew with the Clintons. That doesn’t make him one of them. And anyone with eyes can see the difference between Trump and the corrupt machine they represent.
Somebody had to say it.
@elonmusk@realDonaldTrump
It’s becoming increasingly clear that Elon Musk’s role in improving government efficiency may have come to a natural conclusion. But in light of the current public spat between Musk and Donald Trump, there’s a broader angle most people are missing—and my wife, to her credit, picked up on it first.
Both Trump and Musk are brilliant strategists. One thing we know about Trump: he can take criticism better than most. And when it comes to America’s elite, it’s a small circle—crossing paths doesn’t mean alignment. Trump sharing flights with people like Jay-Z or Snoop Dogg doesn’t make him a gangsta rapper. And Epstein? He embedded himself among the powerful specifically to collect leverage. Whether any of that touches Trump is something only time will reveal.
Now here’s the real question: If Elon Musk were stepping away from a political role tied to the Trump administration, wouldn’t it be smart to engineer a public rift? A few negative tweets, a little tension—suddenly, Musk distances himself from Trump just enough to regain some credibility with the liberal elite and the mainstream media.
Think about it. Trump can handle a few jabs—he practically thrives on it. This is chess, not checkers. And the media? They eat this drama up, every single time. It’s the perfect bait to redirect the narrative and rehabilitate Musk’s image without actually undermining their shared goals.
Let’s not forget—Trump once flew with the Clintons. That doesn’t make him one of them. And anyone with eyes can see the difference between Trump and the corrupt machine they represent.
Somebody had to say it.
@elonmusk@realDonaldTrump @ilpresidento
It’s becoming increasingly clear that Elon Musk’s role in improving government efficiency may have come to a natural conclusion. But in light of the current public spat between Musk and Donald Trump, there’s a broader angle most people are missing—and my wife, to her credit, picked up on it first.
Both Trump and Musk are brilliant strategists. One thing we know about Trump: he can take criticism better than most. And when it comes to America’s elite, it’s a small circle—crossing paths doesn’t mean alignment. Trump sharing flights with people like Jay-Z or Snoop Dogg doesn’t make him a gangsta rapper. And Epstein? He embedded himself among the powerful specifically to collect leverage. Whether any of that touches Trump is something only time will reveal.
Now here’s the real question: If Elon Musk were stepping away from a political role tied to the Trump administration, wouldn’t it be smart to engineer a public rift? A few negative tweets, a little tension—suddenly, Musk distances himself from Trump just enough to regain some credibility with the liberal elite and the mainstream media.
Think about it. Trump can handle a few jabs—he practically thrives on it. This is chess, not checkers. And the media? They eat this drama up, every single time. It’s the perfect bait to redirect the narrative and rehabilitate Musk’s image without actually undermining their shared goals.
Let’s not forget—Trump once flew with the Clintons. That doesn’t make him one of them. And anyone with eyes can see the difference between Trump and the corrupt machine they represent.
Somebody had to say it.