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Lawrence O’Donnell exhibits the false purchase of Tesla from Trump

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettMarch 12, 2025No Comments
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Donald Trump bought a Tesla, or it is that the lazy title after the one of the main traditional media told the American people. It was as if the traditional press was too afraid to look under the hood or to call an idiot that has a long tradition in American history.

The term seller of snake oil dates back to the 19th century and was used to describe a person who sells fraudulent or ineffective products. The snake oil seller has often a factory that would act as a voluntary customer, someone who was on the stupid to help stimulate sales.

Donald Trump was today the Elon Musk factory while the snake oil musk was trying to peddle the inflation of his business stock.

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Lawrence O’Donnell of MSNBC did not buy the idiot and said:

Donald Trump stood with Elon Musk in the alley of the White House with teslas in front of them. And Donald Trump pretended to buy a Tesla. It was reported by legitimate press organizations from around the world that Donald Trump bought a Tesla from Elon Musk today, as if it were a fact, there is no evidence of this.

Anything. No sales note. No check has been passed. Nothing was signed. The two most clumsy people of America were held there as statues trying to save the richness of Elon Musk with the completely false casche of Donald Trump pretending to buy a car from the richest person in the world without money or paperwork changing their hands.

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