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Should I just take your word for it?
It's been widely reported. Much of the cabinet hates Musk.
Look at it from their perspectives. They've sold their souls to grasp at power, and now that they have control over massive federal agencies, this motherfucker starts trying to fire their staff and cut their funding.
"It's been widely reported" means there's been lots of reports. As in, you can look it up and find hundreds of articles about from all sides of the political spectrum with less effort than it takes to call everyone a liar.
But since you're too lazy to even do that, you can click the link below.
http://lmgtfy2.com/?q=cabinet+members+instruct+staff+to+ignore+musk+email
Asking someone to cite a source is important for information that obscure. When it's for a news story that's been on every radio, TV, internet, and print news sources in the country non-stop for multiple days, it just makes you look like an ignorant asshole.
I just gave you hundreds of sources you ignorant ass. Including the AP, the BBC, the NYT, Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, NPR, and more.
When you demand sources for what's being reported by literally every major news outlet, you just make it clear you either are intentially trying to mislead or are intentionally uninformed.
If it's the first, then you're doing a terrible job and you may find yourself falling out of a window when the boss finds out how shitty you are at your job. If it's the second, then it isn't my job to educate your stupid, ignorant ass.
You can take my word for it. One of my buddies works for the DoD and the order came in on Monday expressly highlighting to NOT respond to the email.
The DoD email was actually signed, unlike the musk intern hr email.
It was brought up literally during that very meeting.
There are tons of easily found articles. I saw a bunch regarding the recent email. Here's merely one, and it references the differences and how the cabinet is not all on the same page. I remember seeing some references explicitly to specific cabinet secretaries or top appointed agency officials directing their agency to disregard it. It's interesting.
https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/25/politics/elon-musk-cabinet-officials-opm-email/index.html