Marianne Williamson

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11/14/2024, 8:28:19 PM
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Angela 馃А馃晩
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@marwilliamson What about American celebrities taking millions from politicians?
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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American oligarchs don't even pretend anymore. They used to at least hide a little bit, you know, act not so conspicuous. Now it's like, "We both know I run everything, so let's just get on with it."
Warren Gunnels
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This is what oligarchy looks like. Elon Musk's Pac spent $200 million to help elect Trump. Since Election Day, Musk has become $55 billion richer, he's now worth $319 billion & will likely get the largest tax break ever while the federal minimum wage has not gone up in 15 years.

The statement 'If true, then it's disgusting' is a response to a conversation about the influence of wealth and power in politics, specifically regarding American celebrities taking money from politicians. The tone is critical and expresses disapproval of the alleged actions, contributing to a broader discussion on political ethics and influence.

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