Elon Musk left his limited 130-day tenure as a Special Government Employee a few days ago, receiving a gold key to the White House from President Donald Trump. Speaking of 130, multi-millionaire Sen. Elizabeth Warren has released her report on 130 "potential" acts of corruption that benefit Musk or his companies. Of course, respectable outlets like Rolling Stone, known for their watertight reporting, have picked up the story.

"Billionaires win, families lose." What about multi-millionaire senators? Do they win or lose? How many times are we going to have to hear that from this woman?

 {ai:summary}<p>Elon Musk recently concluded his brief role as a Special Government Employee, receiving a gold key to the White House from President Trump. In response, Senator Elizabeth Warren released a report detailing 130 "potential" acts of corruption related to Musk and his businesses, aligning with her critique of billionaire influence.</p><p>The report has sparked mixed reactions, with critics questioning Warren's credibility and motives, citing her own financial background. The discourse reflects ongoing tensions regarding wealth and political power in America. #politics</p>

Rolling Stone: Elizabeth Warren Releases Her Report on Elon Musk’s Corruption

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