Replying to @wholemars
That’s the vision they’ve been selling if you get FSD on the Y, 3, S, X, and Cybertruck for 5 years.
That’s what I want to buy.
1
If you’ve ever thought about working on another world, @NASA would love to see your resume.
Building a Moon Base will take people from all kinds of backgrounds. If you know your craft, work hard and can keep your cool when things get tough, I hope you’ll apply.
go.nasa.gov/3WyvlQi
8
Why is this such a hard fucking thing to understand?
The ritual if you’re a believer is you’re inviting and consenting to the wrath of the deity you believe in if you break the oath.
The book must be meaningful to the oath taker, not the audience.
my hot take is that everyone should have to swear on the constitution instead of religious documents but that’s woke 4.0 stuff
11
Replying to @doggintrump
Dems also get to run the investigation and trial to drag everything out in the open.
Massie gave the reps an off-ramp to bury Hegseth quietly and contain the damage to the rest of the admin, and Dems should be happy it didn’t work.
2
50
Replying to @aGuyOnMyPhone
On some level the discourse about “legislative purpose” for congressional oversight is the same thing.
Congress can ask the executive anything they want. If the executive refuses they can withhold funds or impeach officers if they have the votes.
The Constitution authorizes impeachment for any damn thing you can get 67 Senators to vote yes on.
The Constitution does not authorize impeachment for a Secretary carrying out the orders of the Executive. That would give Congress direct power over Executive functions
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Article II, Section 4 subjects all civil Officers, including Cabinet secretaries, to impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors. No exception for following presidential orders. Belknap (1876) and Mayorkas (2024) were impeached.
constitution.congress.gov/browse/article…
senate.gov/about/powers-p…
10
Replying to @ZacksJerryRig
I swear two years ago the whole IR story was Tesla vertically integrating building out manufacturing capacity around the world at breakneck speed, and now they can’t build capacity for S, X, CT, CC, and Optimus at the same time?
1
61
Replying to @Ralph_L8 @rustbeltkid1
Yes.
Harbor Freight’s got 1,000 nails for $32.
I always end up with a lifetime supply of nails for every nailer I own.
18
Replying to @TailosiveEV
S needed a refresh with of the tech updates from the CT, not cancellling. As an S owner neither the 3 nor the Y are adequate replacements.
Had they kept the S and Elon stayed the fuck out of the Trump admin I’d have been buying replacement S and CTs forever.
20
Replying to @mikepat711
Autonomy doesn’t have to mean stop selling consumer vehicles.
I want FSD that works on a car I own, and cybercabs when I need one. There’s no reason to take the controls out of a personal vehicle.
I’m not going to road trip a cybercab like I do my S.
14
Replying to @cybrtrkguy
Particularly the right-leaning rural crowd he’s leaned into where Cybercab coverage is 10 years away, you actually need a truck, and Alex Jones has been feeding a stream of “they’re going to take all your freedoms away and make you share everything” for two decades.
1
33









