Elon Musk's Billions in Government Contracts: A Growing Web of Potential Conflicts of Interest
Exploring the Ties Between Musk's Fortune and Government Deals: A Closer Look at Conflicts of Interest
Over the past week, the White House explicitly stated that Elon Musk would be responsible for managing and adjudicating his own conflicts of interest, a decision that raises serious concerns about accountability and transparency. This directive places Musk in an unprecedented and precarious position, as he now has access to highly sensitive and classified government information, including details about his own extensive government contracts as well as those of his competitors. In essence, Musk is tasked with determining for himself whether reviewing such information could present a conflict of interest—an arrangement that is inherently flawed.
Today’s mid-day article, for paid-subscribers, analyzes Musk’s current government contracts, discusses the significant conflict of interest concerns, and analyzes what can be done next. As always, all general updates—whether in the morning or evening—will remain free. But paid subscribers who choose to support my independent journalism will get exclusive access to daily paid articles like this, along with live updates.
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