Musk concerned about a Harris win

 Daily Mail:

Elon Musk told Tucker Carlson that if Kamala Harris wins the election, 'I'm f***ed' and predicts the vice president will send him to prison.

The Tesla CEO, 50, sat down with the ex-Fox News host for a 90-minute interview on the Musk-owned social media app X.

The chat began with Carlson wondering what would happen to Musk if Trump loses, with both beginning to cackle.

'If Trump loses, you're f***ed, dude,' Carlson said, with Elon laughing along and agreeing.

'If he loses, I'm f***ed,' he affirmed. 'How long do you think my prison sentence is going to be? Will I see my children? I don't know.'
...

Both joked that Harris and Joe Biden are figureheads for a movement rather than substantial politicians.

'Kamala is gonna say whatever the teleprompter is gonna say,' Musk claimed.

He also told Carlson of his concerns that religion has been replaced in society with the 'woke mind virus.'
...

Neither Biden nor Harris are particularly bright.  However, the Democrat election machine is behind them in making them viable candidates.  What we are also seeing is that Democrats have been attempting to criminalize their political opponents.  They have done that to Trump and some of his supporters.  Musk has become one of Trump's biggest supporters and that is probably why he is concerned.

Democrats have become their own biggest threat to democracy as they try to put their political opponents in jail.  The left-wing media seems to be going along with the criminalization of political opponents.  I suspect that is because of their political biases.

See also:

Keith Olbermann calls for Elon Musk to be deported, says Biden needs to get mogul ‘the F out of our country’

Ex-MSNBC host wants to ‘deport him the h--l out of the country’

Let me be clear.  I think Elon Musk is a patriot and one of the most important businessmen in this country.  We are lucky to have him. 

And:

Artless Dodger: Harris Flustered in Substance-Free 60 Minutes Interview

'Details are yet to be defined'

And:

 Elon Musk: The Purpose Of No Voter ID Is To Conduct Fraud In Elections

It certainly makes voter fraud easier. 

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