On Friday, a person who used to work for the Clinton government wrote that Elon Musk is “out of control” and needs to be stopped.
“Elon Musk is out of control” was the title of Robert Reich’s opinion piece in the Guardian. “Here’s how to keep him in line.”
Reich, who used to be the Labor Secretary, said:
“Elon Musk is quickly turning his huge wealth—he is the richest person in the world—into a huge source of unchecked political power that supports Trump and other dictators around the world. He might have all the money in the world. He might own one of the most important social media sites in the world. That doesn’t mean we can’t stop him, though.”
Besides that, he said Musk let X users spread what he called “misinformation” on the site. Reich then gave Musk a list of ways to be “reined in,” one of which was to stop buying Tesla products.
“Regulators all over the world should use arrest threats against Musk if he doesn’t stop spreading lies and hate against X,” he said.
Reich’s last point was to “make sure Musk’s best choice for president does not win.”
It was in June 2023 that Reich wrote on social media that former President Trump shouldn’t be able to run for president again.
You should go after Trump, and Section 3 of the 14th Amendment makes it clear that someone who has “acted in rebellion” against the United States of America cannot hold public office. Taking him out of the running for president should be the only option. He said, “It’s that easy.”
Breitbart News said that the former Clinton official’s piece in the Guardian came after Telegram founder Pavel Durov was arrested in France:
“A story from Le Monde says that Durov was taken on a warrant for “various violations of his private messaging service.” There will likely be a court date on Sunday for the 39-year-old, who became a French citizen in 2021. The French government says Durov is responsible for Telegram’s “lack of control.” People in Europe are saying bad things about the chat app because it spreads false information “virally.”
While Durov was in jail, Musk told Breitbart News that he would “probably be smart” to “limit” his trips to places where free speech is not “constitutionally guaranteed.”
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