Good headline? Has Musk Violated (M)any Laws? An update in the attached article to back up what my friend said in my previous post about Elon's Musk's likely honey trap bait-and-switch that 20,000 employees have taken:
It's not just the payment system that Musk and his band of hackers have commandeered. They also have taken over the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and sent out a mass mailing offering an early buyout to federal employees who want to quit. *The only problem here (OK, the most obvious problem here) is that Congress has not authorized or funded any such buyout. *
Let's throw gasoline and hypocrisy on the flames:
Also, a lawsuit alleges that Musk ordered a private e-mail server to be set up in the office controlled by his band of merry young men. Private e-mail server? Private e-mail server? We read about that once somewhere a few years ago. We forget where, though. But we vaguely recall some people saying it was a security problem.
To put a point on it, the executive branch enforces the laws that Congress makes and the Courts interpret. If the police are corrupt (and I don't use it in the sense we used it before Jan 20th), is there any law?
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https://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2025/Items/Feb06-2.html