A recently deleted post on X (formerly Twitter) by Elon Musk, suggesting a potential death threat against President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, has sparked controversy and raised concerns about national security. Despite his multiple defense contracts with the US government, granting him access to highly sensitive information, Musk's past behavior involving drug use and erratic statements raises questions about his suitability for such access.
on X, formerly known as Twitter : “And no one is even trying to assassinate Biden/Kamala,” with an emoji of a person thinking.Kamala HarrisYet even as Musk posted a potential death threat against the sitting commander-in-chief, his multiple defense contracts with the US government have given him access to highly sensitive national security information.he has submitted to random drug testing at the request of the government, has smoked weed in public and also uses ketamine .
Underlying this is a broader question: when in history has one unelected individual held such sway over US national security?
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