The Democrats bogus conspiracy theory

 Town Hall:

Democrats have come up with the wild new conspiracy theory that Elon Musk is actually the co-president and calling the shots, as opposed to President-elect Donald Trump. This is all because he dared to use his platform of X to amplify his opposition and that of the American people to the over 1,500 page spending bill that had been released on Tuesday night and has since failed. CNN also discussed such a theory on Thursday, with Scott Jennings weighing in on multiple programs.

"CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip" began with Phillip framing the spending bill fight in such a matter as one where "there is no solution in sight after Donald Trump and Elon Musk blew up a bipartisan spending bill." Although "Plan B" failed on Thursday night, it looks like Republicans have since come up with and are trying to figure out a "Plan C." There's also an interim spending bill being debated.

Phillip also brought up how Democrats have been using the term "President Musk," with Jennings in response pointing out, "it's not the tweets. It's the reaction."

"I talked to a member of Congress today who told me that when the tweets started, immediately, people from their own district started calling and asking questions about what are you spending my money on? What's going on here? It's not the tweets," Jennings further explained. "It is how people are reacting. And when they find out what's going on in Washington, then they pick up the phone. It's not the tweets. It's the people," he emphasized.
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The Dems are upset because they can't do their usual thing of plunking a lot of garbage into a spending bill.  The Republicans were able to block that bill and it helped that Twitter or X explode with opposition to the Dems' normal practice on appropriation bills.  Before Musk bought Twitter and changed it to X, The Dems were able to censure reactions to their bad ideas.  They are mad at Musk for allowing free speech.  Hopefully, that is something that they will have to get used to.  There should be a price for their attacks on free speech.

See also:

Elon Musk buried this Leftist lawmaker with one massive bombshell

See also:

 Scott Jennings Wrecks Dems Attack on Trump and Musk With Brilliant Truth Bomb

And:

 Scott Jennings Rampages Across CNN, Destroys Van Jones and Then a Full Panel on Elon Musk

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