Unjoyful Reid gets the Musk response

 Daily Caller:

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk responded to Joy Reid’s attack on him during her show on Wednesday night by calling her a “lobbyist for Sen Karen,” referencing the new nickname that he recently coined for Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).

Musk made the remark in response to Reid defending Warren from Musk’s new nickname during her show last night. Musk’s remarks toward Warren came after Warren suggested without evidence that Musk was “freeloading off everyone else” by not paying taxes.

“Elon wasn’t happy, so he did what he always did and stomped his little feet and insulted Senator Warren, calling her an ‘angry mom’ and referring to her as ‘Senator Karen,’” Reid said. “So, for so many reasons, being a freeloader and a selfish and disrespectful one, and for misappropriating black vernacular for misogynistic purposes, Elon Musk is the absolute worst.”

Musk responded to Reid, “(Lack of) Joy Reid is a lobbyist for Sen Karen.”

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I suspect that Reid has no idea what Musk's shoe size is and she made her "little feet" remark as a gratuitous insult.  She was really upset that Warren had been exposed by her own attack on Musk. That both Reid and Warren are products of Harvard does not say much for that institution.

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