Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
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#3Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
I hope a lot more of companies and people start sueing that a-hole.
Re: Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
#4Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
I would bet that is also the case in this instance, and the media’s outage needs to be tempered until they do the leg work to actual understand the cost effectiveness of this change, and how the decision was made.
Re: Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
#5Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
It does deserve scrutiny, but historically speaking swapping from legacy vendors to SpaceX or Starlink tends to result in cost savings for taxpayers. I would bet that is also the case in this instance, and the media’s outage needs to be tempered until they do the leg work to actual understand the cost effectiveness of this change, and how the decision was made.
Re: Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
#6Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
It does deserve scrutiny, but historically speaking swapping from legacy vendors to SpaceX or Starlink tends to result in cost savings for taxpayers. I would bet that is also the case in this instance, and the media’s outage needs to be tempered until they do the leg work to actual understand the cost effectiveness of this change, and how the decision was made.
Re: Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
#7Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
It does deserve scrutiny, but historically speaking swapping from legacy vendors to SpaceX or Starlink tends to result in cost savings for taxpayers. I would bet that is also the case in this instance, and the media’s outage needs to be tempered until they do the leg work to actual understand the cost effectiveness of this change, and how the decision was made.
Even if it is cheaper, it’s a very clear and obvious conflict of interest. There’s 350 million people in this country; choose one that doesn’t have a direct financial interest in this. If that person says Starlink, then that’s fine.
The media outrage right now is completely justified.
Re: Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
#8Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
It does deserve scrutiny, but historically speaking swapping from legacy vendors to SpaceX or Starlink tends to result in cost savings for taxpayers. I would bet that is also the case in this instance, and the media’s outage needs to be tempered until they do the leg work to actual understand the cost effectiveness of this change, and how the decision was made.
Re: Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
#9Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
The president is pardoning people that attacked police officers and sat in jail for that.
What makes you think he will spend a single day in jail even if everything he did was illegal?
The majority of Americans voted for this. Now they need to deal with the consequences of that action.
Good luck.
Re: Musk Takes $2.4B Contract from Verizon to Give It to Starlink
#10Ugh. Can this asshole at least pretend that he’s not abusing his position in this administration?
Why would he? The president is pardoning people that attacked police officers and sat in jail for that. What makes you think he will spend a single day in jail even if everything he did was illegal? The majority of Americans voted for this. Now they need to deal with the consequences of that action. Good luck.
Not true. Trump got 49.8% of the popular vote [1].
[1]https://www.cnn.com/election/2024/results/president?election...