An open letter to the U.S. Congress

Reevaluate oversight for powerful tech leaders like Elon Musk

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Elon Musk's alarmingly unhinged conduct at CPAC, where he exhibited signs of severe intoxication by menacingly waving a chainsaw and donning blacked-out shades, is an unacceptable dereliction from someone yielding immense influence over crucial national infrastructure. As the wealthiest individual controlling companies like Twitter, SpaceX, and Tesla that hold significant government contracts, Musk's erratic behavior and potential substance abuse render him unfit to oversee operations and decision-making processes vital to national security. An individual holding such immense systemic power must uphold impeccable professional decorum and mental clarity at all times. Musk's disgraceful antics reveal a brazen disregard for the platforms and sectors he dominates, jeopardizing national interests. Prompt and decisive action is imperative to safeguard our nation from the dangers posed by his volatility through stricter oversight, heightened accountability measures, and potential removal from positions of consequence.

▶ Created on February 22 by Molly

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