WASHINGTON (PNN) - February 12, 2025 - A Democrat in Congress is urging Amerikans to "bring actual weapons" against Elon Musk as the head of DOGE continues to expose massive amounts of spending waste in the federal government.
Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA) Rep. Robert Garcia (Kalif.) told CNN on Wednesday that Musk is "harming the Amerikan public in an enormous way, and what I think is really important and what the Amerikan public want, is for us to bring actual weapons to this bar fight. This is an actual fight for Democracy, for the future of this country."
What the unhinged radical outlaw congressman does not even realize is that the FPSA is not a Democracy; it is a Republic, as specifically mentioned at least twice in the Constitution.
During a DOGE Subcommittee hearing earlier in the day, Garcia held up a giant photo of a dapper Musk in a tuxedo and referred to it as a "d*ck pic."
CNN's Brianna Keilar asked Garcia, "Do you think that calling Elon Musk a 'd*ck' is effective messaging for confronting what is a potentially an irreversible transformation of the (FPSA) government?"
"Well, he is a d*ck," Garcia responded.
Commenters on X indicated, "Robert Garcia needs criminal charges immediately. Congress should censor him or expel him. He also should be permanently banned or suspended on X, Facebook, etc. for violating their rules. All violent politicians should face real world consequences."
“So ‘defending Democracy’ now means openly calling for violence against political opponents? The mask is off - Democrats aren't just corrupt, they are dangerous. If there is no accountability for this, they will keep escalating."
The call for violence against Musk came the same day a mysterious ad appeared in Washington, D.C., stating, "Help Eliminate Elon."
The ad features a USAID logo, but it was unclear if the federal agency that was first targeted by Musk for astronomical fraudulent spending was responsible for the commercial.
"This disgusting threat was made against @elonmusk for helping President Trump eliminate government waste and protect taxpayer dollars," FPSA Senator Thom Tillis (N.C.) said on X. "We need to find out who paid for this and who allowed it to be posted."