Elon Musk Says Joe Biden Is a 'Damp Sock Puppet' After Not Being Invited to Business Summit
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Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, has called President Joe Biden “a damp sock puppet” after he wasn’t invited to a summit meeting this week.
A number of the top CEOs in the United States joined Biden for a summit meeting on Wednesday, with CEOs from both Ford and General Motors were present. Both companies were praised by Biden for increasing production on electric vehicles. Musk, meanwhile, was not invited.
Biden shared a video about these efforts on Thursday, and Musk appeared to express frustration that Tesla was not mentioned. “Starts with a T,” he wrote. “Ends with an A. ESLA in the middle.” When one of Musk’s fanboys responded that it was “madness” for them to exclude Tesla from the conversation, Musk made his true feelings clear.
“Biden is a damp [sock emoji] puppet in human form,” he wrote.
Starts with a T
Ends with an A
ESL in the middle— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 27, 2022
Biden is a damp 🧦 puppet in human form
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 27, 2022
Musk wasn’t invited to a similar summit last year in August, but White House press secretary Jen Psaki said at the time they invited “the three largest employers of the United Auto Workers.” Musk holds a firm anti-union stance, which is likely a point of contention with the Biden administration. As the Washington Post reported in March, 2021, the National Labor Relations Board found that Tesla had engaged in unfair labor practices and actively discouraged workers from unionizing.
Forbes reports that Tesla stock dropped as much as 11 percent on Thursday. Musk will have personally lost $24.5 billion from the drop in share value.
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