Trump are sharing play books..........Trump has been the leader in not paying his people after the jobs have been done....FOR DECADES

(Rhetorical statement)

Bet he doesn't tip in restaurants as well.

I would like to see the Wisconsin AG file a charge against Musk for the money hand out, BEFORE the 2026 election. (need a court ruling on this)

Isn’t that illegal?

I guess it's not illegal.

It's about a psychotic need to "put one over" on somebody. I truly think people like muskie and tsf are not happy unless they are screwing somebody over.

I hate every one of 'em, so I'm like, "Tough luck"

So your sacred vote was bought and paid for, and you tempted others to sell their votes for a lousy $100. You probably didn't even have a signed agreement.

And Trump calls the brave men and women who died for this country and the freedom of the world "suckers and losers?"

My heart bleeds for you.

This lawsuit alleging that Elon Musk and his super PAC stiffed canvassers is deeply troubling and highlights a blatant disregard for workers' rights. The idea that individuals working hard to engage voters in our democratic process were allegedly denied their promised compensation is simply unacceptable.

Let's break down the facts: This isn't just about a few dollars; it's about $20,000 owed to a single individual, with potentially 100 or more others affected. These are real people, relying on promised income, and it's alleged that they were exploited for political gain.

The Democratic Party platform is clear: We stand for workers' rights, fair wages, and the protection of those who contribute to our democracy. According to the Economic Policy Institute, wage theft costs workers billions of dollars each year, disproportionately affecting low-wage workers and those in vulnerable positions. This alleged behavior by Musk and his PAC is a prime example of this exploitation.

Furthermore, this situation raises serious concerns about campaign finance and transparency. The use of super PACs, with their often opaque funding and spending, creates opportunities for abuse. The Center for Responsive Politics has documented the increasing influence of wealthy donors and special interests in our elections, leading to a system where money talks louder than the voices of ordinary citizens.

The claim that these individuals were promised $100 per signature and then allegedly denied those funds is a breach of contract and a breach of trust. These canvassers were engaging in the democratic process, exercising their rights, and they deserve to be compensated for their efforts.

We must demand accountability and transparency in our elections. We must protect workers' rights and ensure that everyone who contributes to our democracy is treated fairly. This lawsuit is a stark reminder of the need for campaign finance reform and stronger protections for workers. We cannot allow billionaires to undermine our democratic process and exploit those who are trying to participate in it.

Maybe via Trump’s grandfather’s brothel?

Link to tweet

so I can not read rest of article.

Yeah...I bet.