Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) should be concerned that all Americans on Wednesday that tech billionaire Elon Musk is acting “in a way, illegal and unconstitutional.” He said he thought so.
In a brief interview with News Nation, Sanders identified “oli head growth” and “movement towards authoritarianism” as his main concerns.
“I think there are two issues. The number one is the growth of the Olihead,” Sanders said. “All Americans should be concerned that the world's wealthiest man is running around this country, in a way, illegally and illegally.”
“The Congress will pass the law here,” he continued. “You don't like those laws? You can change the laws. But you can't arbitrarily do what the masks are doing.”
In President Trump's first weeks, Musk made bold efforts to dismantle federal agencies, acquire hundreds of thousands of federal workers from their jobs, and take over payment systems within the Treasury Department and other agencies. I gave it to you. He did so in the name of reducing government spending and eradicating waste and abuse from federal agencies.
However, the effort has sparked numerous lawsuits and boosts from Democrats who accused Trump and Musk of operating outside the law.
Trump, Musk and his allies claim voters would like to elect the president in November and he would implement his agenda.
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