Elon looks to purchase MSNBC...

lol

There's no such thing as "free propaganda"

Writers need to be paid.

Or you can use A.I.

It's a lot more bang for the buck.

Once upon a dystopian Earth-2, in a realm where reality bent to the will of absurdity, Donald Trump ascended not just to the presidency, but to a golden, skyscraper-sized throne of ultimate power atop Trump Tower Prime, which floated ominously above a quaking planet. Channeling the power of a mystical hairpiece infused with ancient chaos magic, Trump decreed that time itself would be "great again," rewinding history to remake the world in his own image. Unlike Hitler, who sought to dominate through conventional warfare, Trump wielded his enchanted Twitter Staff to incite hurricanes of misinformation, reshaping continents into the letters "TRUMP." Oceans boiled into Diet Coke, the sky turned neon orange, and every world leader was forced to sing "You're Fired" on an eternal loop. Statues of liberty were replaced with golden effigies of his likeness—one hand clutching the Constitution, the other signing it into oblivion. Even the mythical creatures of the fantasy realm—dragons, elves, and sentient bagels—suffered under his rule as the Great Wall of Trump separated the realms of magic from the mortal world, ensuring nothing could escape his "beautiful and tremendous" reign. The cosmos trembled until, in an ironic twist of fate, the sentient wig betrayed him, unleashing its stored chaos into the void and freeing the multiverse from the reign of Emperor Tremendous the Terrible.

OK so I'm not sure if Elon Musk is joking or not and I hope he is. I wouldn't be surprised either way.

With that being said: As much as I hate MSNBC, hell no. This is a hard pass for me. I think Elon Musk should stick to balancing finances for his companies- his time as Twitter CEO has proven that (still better than Jack Dorsey tho). He's probably better than current MSNBC leadership... but I'm confident there's better options.

Ask AI if Trump was the stupidest president?

From iask.ai

Trump’s presidency was marked by numerous controversial decisions that drew criticism from both political opponents and some members of his own party. His handling of significant issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic has been widely criticized as lacking foresight and effective strategy. For example, his initial downplaying of the virus’s severity led to widespread public health challenges.
Additionally, Trump’s foreign policy decisions often appeared impulsive or poorly thought out. His approach to international relations included unconventional tactics such as direct communication with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, which some analysts viewed as reckless rather than strategic.

Lolwut? This thread isn't even about the president elect.

Rage moar TDS, it's still funny.

Sure it is.

Yes, Trump looks to purchase Elon.