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No, not at all, for 2 reasons. Firstly as we are discovering, being a good (or crappy) 'businessman" does not make you presidential material. Secondly, the whole topic is irrelevant as he is not even eligible to be considered as a presidential candidate because he is not a native born citizen.
He is an interesting person, a dreamer, an entrepreneur who seems to recognize no limits to what can be accomplished. Good president? I doubt it. A president has to live and function with very strong constraints on his authority and power in spite of the illusion (delusion) that he can actually make changes of consequence all alone.
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I consider Elon Musk to be one of the greatest humans alive. He is the closest thing to a deity in human form. He also said the following:
Musk has described the United States as "[inarguably] the greatest country that has ever existed on Earth," describing it as "the greatest force for good of any country that's ever been." Musk believes democracy would not exist any longer if not for the United States, saying that it prevented this disappearance on three occasions through its participation in World War I, World War II and the Cold War. Musk also stated that he thinks "it would be a mistake to say the United States is perfect, it certainly is not. There have been many foolish things the United States has done and bad things the United States has done."
Musk was born in Pretoria, South Africa and holds South African, Canadian, and U.S. citizenship.
I consider Elon Musk to be one of the greatest humans alive. He is the closest thing to a deity in human form. He also said the following:
Musk has described the United States as "[inarguably] the greatest country that has ever existed on Earth," describing it as "the greatest force for good of any country that's ever been." Musk believes democracy would not exist any longer if not for the United States, saying that it prevented this disappearance on three occasions through its participation in World War I, World War II and the Cold War. Musk also stated that he thinks "it would be a mistake to say the United States is perfect, it certainly is not. There have been many foolish things the United States has done and bad things the United States has done."
Musk is awesome. But I don't know if he's well suited to being POTUS. I nominate him for president of the Milky Way.
The US is the oldest democracy of the modern era and has been absolutely essential to preserving democracy around the world.
No it is not. The U.S. is a Constitutional Representative Republic. You don't vote on every issue do you? That's a Democracy. Democracies suck, and are Mob rule. The Founding Fathers knew that.
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That is why it is such an unfortunate situation that out current president hates democracy and prefers dictatorship.
What has Trump done to circumvent Congress, or the Courts? Has he single handedly implemented new laws, or illegal policies? How has he acted like a dictator? This thread is about Elon Musk. Why are you lying about Trump here?
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We should not delude ourselves into thinking our democracy is infallible or will always exist. It requires constant vigilance to maintain.
The guy is a creative genuis but couldn't manage his way out of a paper bag.
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