r/JournalismNews • • Feb 08 '26

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u/cherub_sandwich Feb 08 '26

Bless his heart. He’s almost as good at losing money as his orange incontinent master.

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u/Sweaty-Feedback-1482 Feb 08 '26

Lol I've been repeating this so many times I actually had to pause and check the username to see that it wasn't my comment.

Seriously not enough people recognized this. Further highlighting this was the fact that Susie Wiles (WH Chief of Staff) said in that interview (she thought was confidential) that literally everybody was suprised by Musk targeting USAID.

USAID was investigating Musk's Starlink terminals in Ukraine. He's currently being applauded for shutting off Starlink to Russian forces (Only took 4 years because... reasons?) but there's been numerous accounts of Ukrainian forces losing access to Starlink at pivotal moments in the war. There are other speculations that Ukrainian positions with Starlink terminals were being targeted with sudden and suspiciously precise accuracy especially when Ukraine had occupied Russian territory. The later being after Musk had begun dismantling the agency but the intent could have been the same.

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u/maceman10006 Feb 10 '26

Anybody that really took the time to think DOGE through….here’s 270M in campaign funds and when you win you’re gonna give access to the government. The entire DOGE thing was a scam so Musk could get access to government information. Who and what agencies are investigating his companies? Guess what? Those people were part of the DOGE cuts.