So… I read an article where North Carolina’s Richard Hudson, parroting the GOP party line said the following: “Elon doesn’t fire people,” said Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., after a dinner-time pizza meeting with Musk in the basement of the Capitol.

I decided to send him an email, for a couple of reasons:  First, I was interested to know how well he knows “Elon” that he uses his first name when quoting him. (Musk has already telling republican lawmakers that all the firings and chaos in so many government departments – instigated by him and his blinged out chainsaw – isn’t his fault:  Billionaire Elon Musk is telling Republican lawmakers that he is not to blame for the firings of thousands of federal workers, including veterans, as pushes to downsize the government. Instead, he said in private talks this week that those decisions are left to the various federal agencies.)

Then I wanted to honestly and candidly ask him:  Does he REALLY think people are going to believe such a stupid and disingenuous comment?  It’s tantamount to saying that Elon Musk can’t possibly be doing all the harm he’s doing, because he’s never been approved by the Senate to actually / formally BE an advisor to the President!  (More GOP talk like how “up is down, left is actually right, the sky is down and hell is up… SMFH.)

When I tried to fill out things on Hudson’s webpage, it kicked out my address, and gave me the message, “Please contact one of our offices for assistance if you have difficulties completing this form.”  So I clicked that link… and here’s what I got:

Yep… that’s really helpful, isn’t it?  Essentially, there’s no way – outside of this public post – to let yet another republican in Congress know that he comes across as a sycophant idiot.  No wonder 65% of Americans disapprove of these morons that are supposedly in charge of our nation.  it also explains why America may well be on it’s way to a “Trump-induced” grave.