Being a leader doesn’t only mean being in power and giving out orders –it’s also putting in the right people to do the job, and that’s how the GOP differs from the liberals, whose only concern is if they adhere to their woke shit ideology.
For the Raging Patriot’s co-founder Nicholas Pagnotta, the Democrat-controlled White House had done nothing but wreck everything.
“If there is one thing that should be crystal clear is that everything that the government touches turns to shit. Look at the DMV for example, a government-controlled entity filled with mostly miserable people who are slow, unhelpful, and rude,” Pagnotta said.
“Look at how the government handles our economy, if it were a corporation it would have been bankrupt because of how much money they waste, yet we the taxpayers are forced to pay the bill.”
This is the same reason President Donald Trump outshines DEI-hire Kamala Harris—during his recent conversation on X Spaces with billionaire Elon Musk, the two icons discussed how to cut down overspending and inflation.
The Tesla CEO does not only advocate for free expression but also good governance, making him an ideal candidate to add to Trump’s cabinet when reelected.
On Monday, the former president and Republican nominee quipped that he would like to offer Musk a job in his cabinet.
“He’s a very smart guy. I certainly would, if he would do it, I certainly would. He’s a brilliant guy,” Trump said during his interview with Reuters.
Elon swiftly responds, “ready to serve” with an image of himself leading the Department for Government Efficiency.
Trump also shared his opinion about vehicles, which is significant to Musk, as he heads Tesla, the world’s most valuable car company.
“Tax credits and tax incentives are not generally a very good thing,” Trump remarked.
“I’m not making any final decisions on it. I’m a big fan of electric cars, but I’m a fan of gasoline-propelled cars, and also hybrids and whatever else happens to come along.”
He also quipped that he ponders ending the $7,500 tax credit implemented by the Biden regime to boost purchases of electric vehicles.
After vowing that he would not endorse any candidates, Musk was moved by Trump’s courage when Thomas Crooks fired upon him during his speech at Butler, Pennsylvania.
According to reports, the billionaire pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to support the former president through his political action committee.
