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Jared Isaacman in new interview on why his NASA nomination was pulled: "I don't think the timing of this was much a coincidence. There were other changes going on the same day; From what I've heard there were some people that had some axes to grind and I was...

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AJ Jonesvor 1 Jahr

Some people within the Trump admin got real bent out of shape over Elon so naturally Jared became a target.

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Rohan Patelvor 1 Jahr

So Trump hates Elon and that’s why his nomination was pulled? Or Trump wants someone more loyal to Trump?

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Brian Jacobsonvor 1 Jahr

I bet I know who did it!

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jpvor 1 Jahr

jared really does seem like a genuinely good person. very gracious to his enemies even when most wouldn't be.

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Jamesvor 1 Jahr

This goes to show there are a lot of shady people behind the scenes of government. Probably several we never heard of but yet they wield quite a bit of power.

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TeslaFUDKer 🍁⚡️ 𝕏𝕏𝕏vor 1 Jahr

Confirmed. You can tell from his body gesture Jared is just collateral damage from anti Elon group when he talks about his nomination withdrawal. Congress want their fat and kickbacks from the pork filled spending. It’s sad this has happened, and makes sense Elon can’t stand it anymore but to call out the BS in OBBB. You can push Elon to a corner, but there is a line you don’t cross. When you piss off Elon, it makes sense he goes nuclear on the guys trying to screw him over like what Democrats did.

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The Breakthroughvor 1 Jahr

Wow - Jared confirms that the Trump Admin is now targeting Elon and his allies.

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E__Strobelvor 1 Jahr

This is an absolute disaster for America... the cuts to space exploration leave the field wide open for China to achieve supremacy.

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photoOrgvor 1 Jahr

I wouldn’t have stayed if I was in his shoes. With Elon gone it’s pretty clear it will be politics as usual.

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The Princevor 1 Jahr

It's a damn shame..... and I'm starting to really feel uneasy about some of Trump's decisions. For sure - TONS BETTER THAN BIDEN or HARRIS.... but still - we need to ensure that we are country first and right now I feel like the WH and Congress are in outer space.

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