Delaware Democrat Sen. Chris Koons tried to prove that Elon Musk's government's accountability efforts had led to massive waste, but instead he layed eggs on his face.
Coons posted images of supplies on Wednesday. He argued that it was a medical box that would be completely wasted for decisions made by government efficiency. Online detectives went to work to undermine the claims and annoy the senators.
“Did you know that the logistics of what you said aren't lined up correctly?”
“The $300 million worth of drugs are sitting in pallets that are about to expire thanks to Trump's efforts to aid in foreign aid. These drugs prevent people from becoming blinded from preventable tropical diseases. There will be. ” I wrote it Coons of posts on X platform.
Musk herself jumped into the fight by posting screenshots of community note suggestions and calling Kuhn a liar.
“The fastest container transport route from the US to South Africa is the 25th. Adding time to distribute drugs in South Africa meant they had to ship a few months in advance before they could be used before they expire. Presidential Order ”, the memo insisted.
Others noted that just a closer look at the photos shows the expiration date of consumables.
“Did you know you can zoom in on this photo? Please come out and apologize immediately.” I responded Actor Matthew Marsden.
“Do you know that the logistics of what you said aren't lined up correctly? I'm sure you're blaming the wrong guy.” I answered Comedian Chad Plazer.
“Of all that never happened…this never happened.” read One comical response.
Previously one It was criticized Doge to gain access to Treasury payment records.
“They dug holes in all American personal information. We should all be wary and blocked in federal court,” he said.
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