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In reply to the discussion: 'It is now fair to ask the question: Is Elon Musk a national security risk? [View all]

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8. Brazil thought him a national security risk enough to
Reply to elleng (Original post)
Sun Dec 29, 2024, 03:19 PM
Dec 29

BAN his ass and his propaganda outlet from the COUNTRY. He has ALWAYS been a national security risk.

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'It is now fair to ask the question: Is Elon Musk a national security risk? [View all] elleng Dec 29 OP
Trump can decide when he takes over in January. Stay tuned! OAITW r.2.0 Dec 29 #1
Well, I do not. think he could pass the background check to be a central office telephone worker. LiberalArkie Dec 29 #2
Crash Helmet 4 Point Seat Belt Going to be a Long 4 Years R U Ready Oneear Dec 29 #3
Hasn't he always been a national security risk? SWBTATTReg Dec 29 #4
Yes. elleng Dec 29 #5
I want to know why more people aren't jumping up and down and screaming yellow dahlia Dec 29 #6
Perhaps voter fatigue...people are tired of politics, tired of hearing tRUMP's mouth, tired of the endless SWBTATTReg Dec 29 #7
Fair point. I'm tired... yellow dahlia Dec 29 #12
Scream to whom, Merrick the Meek, the media, whom do you suggest ? republianmushroom Dec 29 #9
Fair point. yellow dahlia Dec 29 #11
Everyone is afraid of Trump and Musk. Irish_Dem Dec 29 #13
Timothy Snyder warned us in "On Tyranny" - yellow dahlia Dec 29 #17
Brazil thought him a national security risk enough to B.See Dec 29 #8
I figured he was when he bought Twitter. Initech Dec 29 #10
All republicans are a national security risk. dickthegrouch Dec 29 #14
Yes, Musk is a security risk LetMyPeopleVote Dec 29 #15
uh.....yeah ..... DoBW Dec 29 #16
Yes, and it's fair to ask the question "Is Donald Trump a national security risk." Neither question will receive a Martin68 Dec 30 #18
I think Musk does whatever he thinks is necessary to turn a profit. patphil Dec 30 #19
Doesn't he owe a billion dollars or so SARose Dec 30 #20
Leon needs to hop 'board his spaceship... GoldenMezzoDiva Dec 30 #21
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