The next day, Musk shared an analysis from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School — Musk’s alma mater — that explained that the national debt would increase by over 24% if the bill’s provisions are made permanent.
“There is a lot of accounting trickery in this bill that isn’t being disclosed to the public,” Musk said about the Build Back Better Act. “Nothing is more permanent than a ‘temporary’ government program.”
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk slammed Democrat President Joe Biden on Thursday over remarks that Biden made about using American automakers to produce more electric vehicles.
“I meant it when I said the future was going to be made right here in America,” Biden wrote in a tweet that featured a video of him talking with General Motors CEO Mary Barra. “Companies like GM and Ford are building more electric vehicles here at home than ever before.”
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A guy who has spent his whole mediocre life in government would do well to listen to a guy who has built two enormous companies.
ReplyDeleteBut he won't.
Precisely.
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ReplyDeleteFrom that septic-tank of gossip and rumors... Wikipedia:
"2017, Barra was the highest paid Detroit Three executive, with a total remuneration of $21.96 million. 2018, Barra announced the closure of five North American plants and 14,000 lay-offs..."
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The customers of General Motors paid her twenty-two million smackeroos.
While she fired 14,000 of her cow-orkers.
Sounds legit.
Sounds legit.
DeleteWhy who would think otherwise......? :)