Ted Cruz Asked The Internet For Elon Musk Questions. You Know What Happened.
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Amid fawning praise for Donald Trump's billionaire ally, there were some scathing suggestions the Texas Republican likely won't repeat.
Sen. Ted Cruz may not want to pose some of these questions to Elon Musk.
On Wednesday, the President Donald Trump-devoted Texas Republican sought advice from his 6.9 million followers on the Musk-owned platform X, formerly Twitter, when he asked:
“If you were having a beer with @elonmusk and you could ask him ANYTHING, what question(s) would you ask him?”
The majority of commenters heaped fawning praise on the tech billionaire, who Trump has tasked with gutting public spending and jobs through the nonofficial Department of Government Efficiency.
Some X users said they would just “profusely thank” Musk and kick back and enjoy their beer with him, while others pitched new company ideas and a few proposed marriage.
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