Yahoo News UK Article RatingElon Musk endorses X post bashing 're***ded' American workers
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10% Center
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50% ReliableFair
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10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-38% Negative
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46% : America is, after all, "mostly Americans," he pointed out, apparently for the sake of Americans he considers "re***ded."Vivek Ramaswamy -- Musk's DOGE partner, both tasked by Trump to carve up the federal government -- also slighted American intelligence in an X post earlier Thursday.30% : "Both men were attacked by MAGA Trump supporters on social media -- notably including far-right activist Laura Loomer over the duo's push for H-1B visas for foreign tech workers.
23% : Musk was responding to a post -- using a word widely considered a slur -- explaining the difference between the "right right" (whom Trump claims to back) and the "tech right.
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