I think you're being a bit previous - the fact of legal challenges might ultimately prove to be just a speedbump, and the MAGA crowd have made clear their belie

I think you're being a bit previous - the fact of legal challenges might ultimately prove to be just a speedbump, and the MAGA crowd have made clear their belief in ignoring unfavorable legal judgements and directing blame for any constitutional crisis on the judicial officials. I said at the time that Musk bought Twitter that his aim was probably not to run it as a profitable going concern but to gain strategic control of a key communication channel for political ends. I feel like events since then have borne this take out. I'm not sure if you meant that DOGE was an attempt by Musk to wrest power from Trump; my view is taht their interests are more or less aligned and that the ultimate aim is to provide the executive with unlimited and direct control over the bureaucratic apparatus (rather than having to be compliant with union contracts, other contracts, federal rulemaking procedures, the administrative procedures act, etc, etc).