ScottS said:nein51 said:ScottS said:
I'd rather Elon run things then the libtard politicians.
No. That's not how this works. We have a process and that process should be followed by both parties. While I certainly prefer Musk's newest political opinions to a lot of other people's all parties involved need to follow the process.
It's like people are goldfish in here.
In a few years whatever you're "doing to them" will be done back to you only they are much better at that game.
Both parties need to reigned in…a lot…and brought back to the middle, where 95% of people exist.
We've had congress run up $35T or $36T in debt in a very short time. Elon is picked by Trump (who was elected in Nov BTW) to provide a framework so that we don't end up $100T in debt in the near future. Elon has no votes in congress. Congress must do their job. Elon is just there to help. And I trust him way more than those that ran up all this debt.
If you ever spent 30 minutes doing model UN or model U.S. Senate you know why the debt rises. Because very little happens without money or tit for tat.
I'm 100% for anyone who is sane enough to cut the deficit but I'm telling you now that's not going to be popular and if you want republicans at the helm for a while it needs to be done with caution. I've already seen "cutting funding for children with cancer" which plays horribly with voters.
But having outsiders review spending bills makes good sense.
I'm absolutely steadfast that no individual should be "running things rather than the libtards" because when you act outside of the framework it comes back to bite you in the ass every single time. It's cool right now because your guy is doing it. The time always comes when it's not your guy.
