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All yours worked. Leave it, Leavitt is off. I heard she suggested Elon was against the bill because he has a right to defend his companies, but i got from Elon and others that his main problem with the bill is the pork barrel spending, and tax cuts so even more debt. Not so much in defense of his companies, but a "hey what wtf did we say DOGE was all about." Even though it wasn't ever basically about fraud and waste, but more about making government smaller and discrediting government. It was a logger dressed as a cop. See a couple only because they include others also:

dbergh, Trump et al aim, drive more people to disliking and distrusting government.
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Musk’s legacy at ‘DOGE’: A smaller Social Security Administration struggling under the weight of greater demand
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Donald Trump’s ‘chilling effect’ on free speech and dissent is threatening US democracy
"MAGA death threats drive Trump agenda - Violent Threats Against Members
of Congress Spiked as Senate Considered Trump’s Nominees"
[...]Chilling effect
Judicial decisions calling for the administration to reverse or pause some of these policies have been greeted by Trump and some of his senior colleagues (including Musk and the vice-president J.D.Vance), with noisy complaints at judicial interference in government. Even, in some cases, calls for the impeachment of judges who rule against the government.
P - Not only did the administration ignore the court’s ruling that suspended the forced expulsion of Venezuelans to El Salvador, some of whom were in the US legally, but Trump attacked the judge on social media calling him a corrupt “radical left lunatic” and called for his impeachment.
P - This stirred the chief justice of the Supreme Court, John Glover Roberts Jr., to intervene. He reminded the president that America doesn’t settle its disputes, saying that the “normal appellate review process exists for that purpose”. Later, Tom Homan, Trump’s chief adviser on immigration issues, told ABC News that the administration would abide by court rulings on the matter.
P - The pressure being brought to bear on America’s legal system has not stopped at the judiciary. Trump has recently targeted some of America’s biggest and most powerful law firms, seemingly for no other reason than their acting for clients who have opposed his administration.
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