He already HAD the majority demographic for EVs, even beat all the others to the punch; all he had to do was not lose it. Turns out the tesla is actually a pretty shitty car, and no one wants a shitty car built by a ******* nazi.
Why aren't conservatives whining about "cancel culture" in the wake of Tesla's historic loss of popularity?
Some comedian that they barely pay attention to complains that he's being cancelled, and they're all up in arms about "cancel culture". The world's most highly valued car company loses half of its market cap in a month, and conservatives don't say a thing about "cancel culture".
Is it because they don't like Elon Musk either, or is it because they know that it's pointless because grass-roots rage against Elon Musk is so strong that will not be blunted at all by the usual "cancel culture" shaming?
So we're expecting to believe that conservatives are smart enough to know when to pick their battles? Hmm.FB friend:
so Dan McCrum from the FT, who noticed Wirecard frantically scraping for pennies while allegedly having billions in cash on hand, has noticed Tesla frantically scraping for pennies while allegedly having billions in cash on hand
The people getting yelled at at their own town halls will not have a use campaign money.If they stand up to him: trump cuts off their money to run campaigns, and elon musk will pay someone (who WILL be loyal to trump.) to primary them. And since MAGA controls the media: they'll lose the primary and be replaced.
There is no other path here: kiss the ring or pound sand. Only even more extreme candidates from here, only ass kissing from here.
He is, but his stake is less than 13%. It would not take much to create a voting block to move his ass out of the office.I thought he was Tesla's majority shareholder.
Musk is going to put himself out of the business of being the "world's town square". The bias he continues to show continues to drive people away. Other spaces are rising in the vacuum he's leaving behind.
Quite frankly, if I were any shareholder or on any board where Musk was CEO, I'd be forcing many votes to remove him and any power he may have. He's almost as bad a businessman as Trump at this point. He's burned every bit of goodwill he had, he's tanking his companies to push political views that are unpopular for a reason, he is costing people money. hug, using the 'shareholder supremacy' doctrine, he should have been removed as CEO of Tesla over a year ago. He is bad for business.