topcat
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Enter Deutsche Bank
President Musk
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BudmanTX
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if that's where he got the loans from, they might have a new aquisition coming up aka Twitter
topcat
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He can afford to lose tweeter, he's that rich. Plus, all those sweet govt. contracts that he now controls the payment of. Hmm.
Boatguy
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BudmanTX
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Boatguy
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Been copying Pelosi's buys for a few years now. I dont know if shes market savvy but she is incredibly "lucky"holy shit batman.....
BudmanTX
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seems like all of congress does this, thought they was some rules about doing this.....hmm idk
BudmanTX
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Anon for the win.....again...
this is just funny asf
pretty bad when your own AI basically call you a moron......
Boatguy
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Very lenient rules... They need to enforce said rules on themselves.
Pretty awesome perk, right up there with them voting on their own raises
Nugnewbie
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So, there is the possibility that DOGE can in fact act in a surgical manner, but will only do so when it benefits the rich and powerful.
laddyd
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WTF?!? Elon Musk reposted this on X before quietly deleting it:
“Stalin, Mao, and Hitler didn’t murder millions of people. Their public sector employees did.”
Let’s be clear—America’s public service workers are our nurses, teachers, firefighters, librarians, postal workers, park rangers, air traffic controllers, and countless others who dedicate their lives to keeping our society running. They chose public service over becoming rich.
This kind of rhetoric isn’t just misleading—it’s dangerous. It fuels hostility toward public servants and encourages people to see them as enemies rather than the essential workers who educate our kids, protect our communities, maintain infrastructure, and provide critical services. We’ve already seen threats against federal employees escalate. Reckless statements like this only put them at greater risk.
“Stalin, Mao, and Hitler didn’t murder millions of people. Their public sector employees did.”
Let’s be clear—America’s public service workers are our nurses, teachers, firefighters, librarians, postal workers, park rangers, air traffic controllers, and countless others who dedicate their lives to keeping our society running. They chose public service over becoming rich.
This kind of rhetoric isn’t just misleading—it’s dangerous. It fuels hostility toward public servants and encourages people to see them as enemies rather than the essential workers who educate our kids, protect our communities, maintain infrastructure, and provide critical services. We’ve already seen threats against federal employees escalate. Reckless statements like this only put them at greater risk.
