How long will Trump/Musk last?

'And so it begins': Onlookers pounce as Trump reportedly 'kicks Elon out' of the West Wing - Raw Story

The richest man in the world is reportedly being "frozen out" of the West Wing, and onlookers had a range of responses.

The British newspaper the Sunday Times recently reported that President Donald Trump's chief of staff, Susie Wiles, "has denied the billionaire touted as ‘the real vice-president’ a permanent office in the heart of the White House."

"The 'ice maiden' at the heart of the Trump administration has won her first big battle this week — denying Elon Musk a permanent base in the West Wing of the White House. Susie Wiles, a veteran Florida political fixer and the first female chief of staff, earned her nickname from President Trump for the calm professionalism she brought to his election campaign," the outlet reported Friday. "Observers call her job 'the toughest in America': she must bring order to Trump’s White House operation, control access to the president to keep him focused, manage senior staff and liaise with Congress to advance his legislative agenda."

 

Seems like the party is about over.

 

Let's be honest though; for Elmo, the party will last quite a bit longer. His government contracts will exceed by multiples his $280 million presidential election purchase.

(Plus, he and the Republican party got to figure out some new boundaries, norms and laws that the public and courts will allow to be broken without a fight. I mean, who knew you could set up paying petitions and raffles to generate voter turnout for a party you are funding. It's the new American way.)

 

Tesla stock down nearly 12% today.

 

Congrats to the 20 people who were correct.

 

I feel like there should be an option to make the polls public to see who picked what

 

Assume this is aimed at Republican politicians. Time to choose sides!

 

Things I never knew. Boy thedonaldgod has egg on his face now

 

I just made it 21...

 

Interesting reading some of the posts from Trump Followers.

 

Yes. This is definitely the definitive moment and nothing prior to this.

 

Everyone is allowed one time to embarrass themselves here, I haven't used mine yet, fortunately

 

Yeah, this may actually be one his finer moments, all things considered.

 

Can we get a ruling from the "weaponization of government" experts if threatening to terminate all government contracts for the crime of "accurately pointing out that the spending bill will increase the deficit" qualifies?

 

Tesla Stock is down 16% right now on fears that Musk is going back to work there full time...