Left's Newest NPC PsyOp: Trying to Get Trump to Turn on His Most Persuasive Ally Elon Musk by Claiming That Elon Musk is the President Now

Did you know that we had an election but Trump didn't win, MAGAts?

That's right, MAGAts -- Elon Musk is the real president, dummies!

Ha-ha! GOT YA!

Sounds like #ElectionDenialism to me, which I was told was the greatest disinformation threat to our precious Republic.

he corporate media and other Democrat advocacy groups have been desperately casting about for a way to create tension between President-elect Trump and Elon Musk. They know that much of the progressive agenda is in serious danger if the affinity that exists between these two men endures for very long. Beginning well before the election, numerous "news" stories alleged that Musk's support of Trump created horrendous conflicts of interest. No one outside the Beltway paid any attention. Then, the demise of the 1,547 page "continuing resolution" last week inspired a new narrative -- the senior partner in the alliance was Musk rather than Trump.

What actually happened here is that the Dems rolled Speaker Johnson on the CR and counted on the media to conceal its worst provisions.

Wednesday evening, after Musk and countless other critics had denounced the bill as a legislative abomination jam-packed with pork, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) took to X and thundered, "Are Republicans beholden to the American people? Or President Musk?" Likewise, when it became obvious that the original CR was a goner, Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) chimed in, "Welcome to the Elon Musk presidency." Not coincidentally, Democrat operative Julie Roginsky appeared on CNN and parroted the party line: "Elon Musk is puppeteering Donald Trump." Mike Allen at Axios absurdly claimed that Musk was "the most powerful person in politics" and that he had "single-handedly" put paid to the spending bill.

Never mind that Trump, J.D. Vance, Vivek Ramaswamy, and three dozen House Republicans collectively declared that a government shutdown was preferable to passing the monstrosity that House Speaker Mike Johnson presented for a vote. The legacy news media, however, was interested in only one facet of the CR story -- that Musk had the temerity to shine a spotlight on the scam and suggest that voters should contact their representatives in Congress and share their feelings about it. In other words, he did what a truly free press corps would have done itself had it not been co-opted by the Democratic National Committee. Thus, Bloomberg's Nia-Malika Henderson portrays Musk in the following portentous terms:

Musk, with his billions and his global reach via X, is unlike anyone else in Trumpworld. Casting off cabinet secretaries and the likes of "Sloppy Steve" Bannon was much easier. Those people didn't have Musk's reach or celebrity -- or his billions. They were sycophants who needed Trump more than he needed them. By contrast, Musk confers status on Trump by being by his side. He broadens Trump's reach and his power. Put simply, Musk makes Trump bigger. Some Republicans have suggested that Musk should be the next speaker of the House, yet this would be a major step down.

The obvious strategy of such claims is to get under Donald Trump's skin and this subtext has permeated the news coverage of the CR, even after the original monstrosity was replaced with a 118-page bill that passed both houses of Congress and was signed into law by alleged President Joe Biden. It's an article of faith among the denizens of the corporate media and their Democrat partners that Trump is unable to share the spotlight with anyone who might outshine him in the eyes of the public. They believe Trump's narcissism will eventually cause him to banish Musk to outer darkness once he is ensconced in the White House. But they don't really get how Trump will utilize Musk to achieve his second term goals.

The Financial Times is celebrating the memes showing Trump bowing to Pope Elon.

The media are very serious people, and also, memes are terrible and stupid and brainwashing, except when leftist crank them out in a joint NPC psychological warfare operation.

The left has all the braindead NPCs attempting this weak trolling, including, of course, credibly accused gay sexual assaulter Don LeMon.

On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 indicating no surprise and 10 indicating total cosmic befuddlement, how surprised would you be to learn that the grifters of the North American Man-Boy Lincoln Association began this psyop five days after the election?

What better way to eject Elon Musk from Mar-a-Lago than to congratulate Donald Trump on his new role as Vice President -- which is what the Lincoln Project does in its latest video.

"The Lincoln Project salutes Vice President Trump. As Vice President, Trump will finally have the time to do the things that make him happiest," the mocking voice-over says, listing some of the former president's favorite activities such as "talk about old movies" and "playing on his phone."

Meanwhile, President Musk -- who is "smarter, wealthier, more charismatic...is more successful with women" and even "a better dancer" -- can "get down to the business of running the country," says the narrator. Of course, Musk won't be going it alone -- he'll have his "assistant" JD Vance at his side. And the Lincoln Project "feels certain Trump will play his part," because, as the narrator says as if he's talking to a dog, "he's a good boy. A good boy."

They released this lame add five days ago.

Doesn't that upset you, MAGAts? Elon -- or "Elonia Musk," as one ugly old bag calls him -- wasn't on the ballot but he's the president now. Got you, MAGAts!

Cecil says that the left is getting mad that we're not getting mad about their newest stupid mentally-ill talking point. He says it's like black people getting mad that white people don't get upset when they call them "crackers."

Trump is not taking the trolling bait -- so far.

I hope he maintains his cool, because Elon Musk actually has a cult-like following among young men almost as strong as Taylor Swift's with young women. He doesn't just bring billions of dollars but also millions of otherwise-disengaged voters.

posted by Ace at 01:25 PM

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