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It’s a way to strip working class protections and rights in the name of efficiency.
Things like protection from your credit card company. Credit cards can function great if you don’t treat them like money. This would not be the case if President Musk makes his cuts.
They hint at McKinley and McKinley was horrible for working class.
Demand and inquire all you want, they're not going to do shit unless they are forced to. Who can force them to, and how? Certainly not the DoJ. Certainly not Congress. Certainly not SCOTUS.
There are no legal levers left to pull. That means it must necessarily come to extralegal levers.
That man is on some weird drugs. I would love to know what regime has been cooked up for him.
Oh look, a picture of a pig.