Elon Musk’s Plan For Your Suffering When Trump Wins October 30, 2024October 29, 2024 Here’s the PRKR write-up that likely accounts for its recent sextuple. To me, at least, the author’s case for this speculation is compelling. Jeff Bezos’s response to the non-endorsement. But at the end of the day — although I’m not one of those who’ve canceled their subscriptions — I think it’s clear he should have waited until a week after the election to institute this new policy. That would have made all the difference. Trump’s former Communications Director explains why she endorses Kamala Harris. A beautiful plea for decency and honesty. We led some of America’s largest companies. Here’s why we are voting for Harris. As recent CEOs, mostly of large, publicly traded companies, we have more discretion to speak out. Each of us stays engaged with active CEOs on a regular basis, so we are confident we are capturing the sentiment of the majority of our peers in the business community. . . . Elon Musk’s plan for your suffering when Trump wins. It is insane. Speaking at Trump’s New York City rally over the weekend, Musk said he thinks he’d be able to cut about 30% of the federal budget. For the record, this plan would match cuts implemented by Argentina’s far-right, pro-Trump president, Javier Milei, who has developed a cult following in today’s GOP. And if that’s Musk’s model, Americans have a lot to fear. Those policies have helped skyrocket Argentina’s poverty rate to over 50% in the first six months of Milei’s presidency. The hardship Musk is predicting sounds quite hard, indeed. Between Trump repeatedly praising the Gilded Age and Musk priming everyday Americans for “hardship” if MAGA retakes the White House, it seems quite obvious that a vote for Trump is a vote for extreme wealth inequality and all the suffering that comes with it. BONUS The speech. Did you see it? We’re gonna win.