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Elizabeth Warren stepped into a lion’s den earlier today after penning a length letter to President Trump criticizing Elon Musk’s role as co-head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE.) In her letter, Sen. Warren referred to Elon as President Trump’s “unofficial co-president” and demanded to know what conflict-of-interest rules he would be held to. Mario Nawfal broke down the contents of Warren’s letter: WARREN CAN’T HANDLE ELON’S DOGE DOMINANCE Elizabeth Warren is in full meltdown mode, sending a 14-question letter to Trump whining about Elon’s role as a top adviser. For someone whose life’s work has been writing regulations and policies, it must sting to see Elon’s “move… https://t.co/4YG8I6zbC9 pic.twitter.com/rHtEIVL0xd — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) December 17, 2024 Here’s an excerpt from Warren’s letter: Dear President-Elect Trump, I write regarding concerns about the dual roles played by Elon Musk in your transition and the need to resolve his conflicts of interest if he wishes to continue serving as a top adviser to you and your transition team. In the weeks since the election, Mr. Musk has billed himself as an extraordinarily influential figure in your orbit. He spent time after election night with you at Mar-a-Lago, joined your phone calls with Ukraine’s president, and “[met] secretly… with Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations.” He has been named the co-chair of the newly created Department of Government Efficiency, tasked with identifying billions of dollars in wasteful spending. He has been referred to as “America’s most powerful private citizen.” But Mr. Musk is no ordinary citizen. He is the CEO of several companies that have significant interests before the federal government. For example, Mr. Musk’s automobile company, Tesla, has obtained nearly $42 million in government contracts to provide electric vehicles (EVs) and services to the government. Recently, the company also struck a deal as part of the Biden administration’s multibillion-dollar plan to fund EV charging stations, modifying Tesla’s network of charging stations to be accessible for non-Tesla EVs. The government indirectly subsidizes the company and its competitors via a $7,500 federal tax credit for EVs. Similarly, SpaceX, Mr. Musk’s rocket company, has received nearly $20 billion in government contracts to provide crucial rocket launches, including missions to the International Space Station and placing national security satellites into orbit. The company provides critical Department of Defense support—in Ukraine and around the globe—via its satellite-based internet service, Starshield, the military version of Starlink. In addition to their substantial dependence on government contracts and other forms of direct and indirect government support, SpaceX, Tesla, and Mr. Musk’s other companies have an ongoing interest in how the government does or does not enforce labor laws, workplace safety rules, environmental regulations, and other federal laws. Others explain that Mr. Musk’s “entanglements with federal regulators are… numerous and adversarial.” His companies have been the subject of at least “20 recent investigations or reviews,” including those carried out by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which has opened five investigations into Tesla; the Justice Department, which has sued SpaceX over its hiring practices; the Transportation Department, which has fined Neuralink, Mr. Musk’s brain implant company, for violating rules regarding the movement of hazardous materials; and the National Labor Relations Board, which SpaceX is attempting to “defang” through a series of lawsuits. Mr. Musk’s substantial private interests present a massive conflict of interest with the role he has taken on as your “unofficial co-president.” Currently, the American public has no way of knowing whether the advice that he is whispering to you in secret is good for the country—or merely good for his own bottom line. The evidence shows the benefits that have already accrued for Mr. Musk: in the five days after the election, Tesla’s stock surge alone increased Mr. Musk’s fortune by $70 billion as he “cashe[d] in on his investments” he made in your campaign. In response to Warren’s letter, President Trump’s Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt issued the perfect response — referring to her as “Pocahontas” and telling her that her “societal impact is 1/1024th of Elon Musk’s.” BREAKING: Senator Elizabeth Warren has sent a letter to Trump to establish “conflict of interest” rules for Elon Musk given he is a top adviser, per WaPo In response, Trump’s team called her “Pocahontas,” and said that Warren was a “career politician whose societal impact is… — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) December 17, 2024 From Daily Mail: In a letter to Trump on Monday, Warren details ‘concerns’ with ‘dual roles’ played by Musk in the incoming government and private sector. But Karoline Leavitt, Trump’s incoming press secretary, shot back a fiery response, essentially telling the senator to shove it as Musk remains a near permanent fixture at Mar-a-Lago. ‘President Trump has assembled the most impressive and qualified team of innovators, entrepreneurs, and geniuses to advise and staff our government,‘ Leavitt in a statement to DailyMail.com. ‘Pocahontas can play political games and send toothless letters, but the Trump-Vance transition will continue to be held to the highest ethical and legal standards possible—a standard unfamiliar to a career politician whose societal impact is 1/1024th of Elon Musk’s,’ she continued. Pocahontas is a controversial nickname Trump has long used for the Massachusetts Democrat for falsely claiming she has significant Native American heritage. President Trump certainly picked the right Press Secretary! Nobody could’ve handled it better! Elon Musk then added salt to the wound by posting this on X… Guess who this is? pic.twitter.com/XHWcgIa04W — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 17, 2024 Elon’s post prompted others to join the fun, trolling Warren… Elizabeth Warren is extremely mad about Trump picking Elon Musk to serve as the head of DOGE. Pocahantas need to go back in her tent. pic.twitter.com/Rg7fLyF97w — synergytruth (@synergytrusa) December 17, 2024 Elizabeth Warren is this you? pic.twitter.com/i9EtcUgNzr — TheÐogeGlory (@GloryDoge) December 18, 2024 I would think #ELIZABETHWARREN has contributed more than 1/1024th to our society… Cmon she’s a TREND SETTER! THE FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN SENATOR FROM MASSACHUSETTS!! This is her last night relaxing at home for reference! This is proof right here #ELONMUSK! pic.twitter.com/xVbxCfwH2g — X_NEWS_SPORTS (@X_NEWS_SPORTS) December 17, 2024  

At Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump declared war on remote work. He’s vowing to dismiss federal employees who won’t return to the office. President Trump hinted at legal action to overturn Biden’s telework deal that’s meant to last until 2029. Tesla’s Elon Musk chimed in, calling remote work unfair compared to factory or service jobs. Seems like the era of pajama meetings in government might be coming to an end. President-elect Donald Trump said federal workers who don’t want to work in the office will be fired, despite a union deal to allow federal workers to continue to telework into 2029. https://t.co/HIAhouEi77 — CBS News (@CBSNews) December 17, 2024 Federal government agencies are using, on average, just 12% of the space in their DC headquarters. The Department of Agriculture, with space for more than 7,400 people, averaged 456 workers each day (6% occupancy). Why are American taxpayer dollars being spent to maintain empty… pic.twitter.com/qqhlqb3gRT — Department of Government Efficiency (@DOGE) November 21, 2024 The Washington Times reports: President-elect Donald Trump on Monday vowed to fire federal employees who don’t come back into the office, threatening to file a lawsuit challenging a Biden administration labor contract that cemented remote work benefits for thousands of government workers. “If people don’t come back to work, come back into the office, they’re going to be dismissed,” Mr. Trump said at a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Palm Beach, Florida. “And somebody in the Biden administration even gave a five-year waiver of that so that for five years, people don’t have to come back into the office,” he said. “It’s ridiculous. So it’s’ like a gift to the union.” Mr. Trump was referring to a remote work provision included in a contract negotiation between the Social Security Administration and 42,000 workers represented by the American Federation of Government Employees. The team over at DOGE have called this out: Most federal workers don’t physically show up, yet the cost of maintaining & providing energy for govt office buildings is $15BN/year (not counting billions more spent on office furnishings). The government owns 7,967 vacant buildings. This is nuts. Sounds like a job for DOGE. — Vivek Ramaswamy (@VivekGRamaswamy) November 23, 2024 Elon Musk mentions that near 1% of government workers actually show up! If you exclude security guards & maintenance personnel, the number of government workers who show up in person and do 40 hours of work a week is closer to 1%! Almost no one. https://t.co/4IGzbLqP3R — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 5, 2024 Musk then pointed out that empty buildings taking up space, that should be filled with workers, is a worldwide problem. Literally thousands of empty buildings, not just in America, but around the world, paid for with your tax dollars! — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 5, 2024 TRUMP SLAMS BIDEN’S REMOTE WORK WAIVER! Trump exposed a Biden admin waiver letting 49,000 federal employees skip the office for 5 YEARS: “It’s ridiculous! If people don’t come back to work, they’re going to be dismissed.” Trump vows to take this to court. DOGE… pic.twitter.com/EaiVY7ZqtV — Axel (@AxelCharai) December 16, 2024