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Chris wright is as poor to Elon and most Americans are to Chris wright.
$300b vs $171m vs $50k-$300k
Fucking wild
The difference between Chris Wright at 171m and Elon at 300b is about 300b.
Elon bought his presidency for $134m. Adds more perspective on the other guy’s wealth.
More like $277 million overall and $260 million for the Don.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/05/politics/elon-musk-trump-campaign-finance-filings/index.html
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/elon-musk-277-million-trump-republican-candidates-donations/
Seems like he got a really good deal given that he and his buddy Jared will milk the NASA budget dry and he'll be able to reap back billions more than that for Tesla too.
WHY does the richest guy on the planet want our tax dollars?!?!?!
That makes no sense whatsoever.
American labor means nothing to him it’s so devalued.
Please tell me you were being sarcastic.
And if not, look up subsidies here: https://subsidytracker.goodjobsfirst.org/
For example, Tesla and Space X
Rich people don't get to be rich people by saying "ah, no, I've got enough money now". They accumulate. And sweeet government money is easy pickins
Yes. But he now has all the money. I’m not sure he could spend it all if he tried. And now this.
He won already.
No. He won't stop until he really does have ALL the money. This is really quite simple. It's what they do.