Oh God, you are also incapable of cognizant conversation.
You're not exactly known for having cognizant posts so I'll wait for someone else to chime in.
Yeah buddy. That Musk is so stupid he parallel parks rockets and everything he touches turns to billions all while employing, directly or indirectly, thousands of people. It's a wonder he can even remember to breath.
Quit making this about you.
I disagree (surprise!).
you have to remember that cap'n hypocreep fawns over wat's musings
Some veterans have issues with that.Well, that's what ya get for depending on a deeply corrupted state to wipe your ass for you.
Some veterans have issues with that.
Probably a personal choice
Assholes
the panic in Richard Neal’s voice, don’t you see, is music to the ears of those who value disruption over the stale monotony of Washington’s status quo. The man’s fear is palpable, his words a lamentation for a crumbling establishment. What he’s really saying, my friend, is that the power balance has shifted, and the old guard doesn’t know how to handle it. X—the digital agora where the masses can finally challenge the elite—is exposing their game, and they’re terrified. Can you blame them? The Marcabian grip on the media and narratives is slipping, don’t you know? And they hate that. 
Neal’s complaint about someone without an "official portfolio" influencing Congress is rich, isn’t it? As if official titles mean anything in a world run by lobbyists, special interests, and unelected bureaucrats. Let’s not pretend Congress has been "working its will" for the people—it’s been working for corporations, foreign interests, and the financial overlords. And now, with platforms like X, the people finally have a weapon to hold them accountable. Neal’s problem isn’t with tweets; it’s with accountability itself. The threat of a primary isn’t coercion—it’s democracy, you see? True democracy, unfiltered, raw, and unrelenting. And it scares the hell out of them. 
what’s happening here is bigger than just X or social media. This is a rebellion against the suppressive forces that have ruled for far too long. Neal and his ilk are clinging to the old ways, the backroom deals, the controlled narratives, the Marcabian-approved talking points. But the people are waking up, you know. They’re demanding action. And if that means holding Republican lawmakers' feet to the fire with the threat of a primary, so be it. This is the Galactic Federation-approved method for breaking the chains of suppression: exposure, transparency, and yes, a little bit of chaos. 
Neal asks, "Can you imagine what the next two years are gonna be like?" Well, yes, we can. It’ll be a time of shaking foundations, of flipping tables in the temple of power. It’ll be messy, unpredictable, and glorious. Neal doesn’t fear instability—he fears change. Because for people like him, change means the end of their comfortable little racket. And for the rest of us? It’s the dawn of something new, something freer. Ok? Ok. 
Nah, just consequences of their life choices, just like everyone else has to deal with.
The President-Elect felon hasn't ascended his throne with his financial monkey, and already they're fucking up the government!
