Elon Musk's Revolutionary Terror
Briefly

The article reflects on Rajiv Chandrasekaran's portrayal of American mismanagement in Iraq post-2003 invasion, noting the combination of arrogance and ineptitude among young conservative officials. This is contrasted with present-day actions involving Elon Musk's interns maneuvering through government systems, showcasing alarming incompetence and a lack of relevant experience. With outrageous scenes unfolding, such as sensitive government information mishandling and absurd directives coming from Musk's leadership, it reveals a troubling trend of inexperienced individuals shaping critical governmental functions.
young conservatives were favored, heedless of experience, and some job seekers were even asked their views on Roe v. Wade, demonstrating a troubling hiring process.
the G.O.P. ideologues who reported for duty worked to privatize Iraqi agencies while violence spiraled out of control, making it clear how disconnected they were.
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