WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sen. Cory Booker posted a digitally altered version of the iconic Tiananmen Square protest image, replacing the Chinese tanks with Tesla Cybertrucks, as part of a broader critique of Elon Musk’s ties to President Donald Trump.
Booker promised more Democrat party lawfare against both Trump and Musk, a far cry from anti-communist protesters standing up to Chinese army tanks. In fact, in this scenarios, Booker can be depicted as the Chinese communist tanks, trying to suppress the people’s desire to find out what is really happening in the U.S. Government.
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The image and post from the U.S. Senator from New Jersey is a bit bizarre, comparing Elon Musk to a violent communist response to a political uprising in China decades ago.
Booker accused Musk of ethical violations and conflicts of interest, claiming, “Elon Musk is Trump’s top campaign contributor who has billions of dollars worth of government contracts.” He alleged that Musk is involved in actions that “violate our constitutional separations of powers, civil service laws, privacy regulations, ethics rules, and more.”
The senator further claimed that Musk and his team have accessed private data, including tax and medical information, “with no transparency or accountability.”
He said legal actions against Musk’s efforts are ongoing, stating, “Many of these efforts have already been stopped by court injunctions and more legal actions are proceeding.”
Booker’s post comes amid heightened scrutiny of Musk’s government contracts and regulatory challenges, adding to the political tensions surrounding the billionaire’s influence.