Looks like Biden’s home state of Delaware is about to take a massive hit, to the tune of several billion.
According to a report from Fox News, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, fed up with the Biden-influenced courts in Delaware, has wisely opted to pack on up and move on out, amid the state’s insistence upon participating in the “governmentwide jihad” against the tech giant.
Indeed, the highly respected Wall Street Journal has blasted the seemingly unilateral attacks on Musk from the Biden regime as frankly evidentiary of “governmentwide jihad.”
In this particular instance, the courts attempted to restrict the amount of compensation Musk could receive from SpaceX, despite the fact the company is privately held.
Tellingly, the courts feel no such pressure to challenge the massive pay package of woke Jeff Bezos, who is well known for his unapologetic abuse of laborers when he isn’t cavorting with his ghastly, borderline transgender mistress on his rather unseemly, utterly classless yacht.
Then again, Bezos owns the pro-Democrat Washington Post.
Unfortunately for the Biden regime, Musk is perpetually a step or two ahead of the nitwits that fill Biden’s cabinets and courts, not to mention a step or two ahead of many other so-called “geniuses” from Silicon Valley.
“SpaceX has moved its state of incorporation from Delaware to Texas! If your company is still incorporated in Delaware, I recommend moving to another state as soon as possible,” Musk declared on X.
Way to call out the government’s blatantly biased attacks, which almost rival the pitiable attacks that are continuously launched against none other than Trump himself.
“[Entrepreneurs and founders should] never incorporate [their] company in the state of Delaware,” Musk added, an excellent cautionary note.
A cautionary note that may well end up further driving billions from Biden’s devious home state.
Musk, being Musk, also put up the potential move to a vote on X, asking his numerous followers if SpaceX should stay or if SpaceX should go.
Unsurprisingly, most X users advised Musk to depart from Biden’s home state and set up his increasingly impressive shop in Texas, further affirming the superiority of the solidly red state in more ways than one.
“The public vote is unequivocally in favor of Texas! Tesla will move immediately to hold a shareholder vote to transfer state of incorporation to Texas,” Musk declared.
Needless to say, the shameless attacks on Musk, which have escalated in the wake of his purchase of the Democrats’ previously preferred megaphone, Twitter, have been beyond obvious to more than one individual, as evidenced from the extensive comments.
“Is there any doubt that this has everything to do with Musk buying Twitter, exposing their connection with the FBI to squash conservative free speech, shutting it down, and him thumbing his nose at the Democrats’ folly?” one individual mused.
Seriously.
“It’s all tied together. He was their poster boy with Tesla. He didn’t lock step with them. He has fallen from their grace, but they still crave his money. He actually owns them,” another individual replied.
Indeed, he does … In terms of capital and intellect alike.
Little doubt that the White House is likely to launch yet another investigation into Musk in the wake of the tech giant’s agreement with varied Republicans on the multiple billions being shoveled into a black hole of a conflict.
Representative JD Vance stood fervently against hurling an additional $60B unaccounted for into the Eastern European nation.
“We gotta kill this thing … This spending does not help Ukraine. Prolonging the war does not help Ukraine,” Vance asserted.
Musk concurred, while simultaneously blasting the accusations of his allegedly apologist attitude for Putin as “absurd.”
“[My companies] have probably done more to undermine Russia than anything,” Musk asserted.
A claim that the Biden regime certainly can’t make.
On the contrary, given Putin’s recent endorsement of Biden, it’s rather clear that the current White House emboldens, rather than undermines, Russia.
Author: Jane Jones
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