Elon Musk took to his X account to deliver a dire warning over Joe Biden’s border crisis he says is “crushing the country.”
In his Feb. 27 post, Musk warned that “Dams are bursting all over the country.”
"America is only 4% of Earth’s population. If only 1% of the rest of Earth moves here, that would crush all essential services,” he said about the flood of illegals breaching our borders.
“I am ringing the alarm bell, because the flood of illegals is crushing the country!” Musk concluded.
@perhapstoday Nope. Cats aren't staying here to suffer; they're going with us. Besides, cats shouldn't have yarn; they can choke. Their tongues are barbed at an angle and the yarn can get stuck and not come back out. Swallowing isn't a solution either.
Not just cats, dogs love yarn too. 3 days ago, my fur baby grabbed the skein and took off … I found him on the staircase landing. This is his idea of hiding. 😂 He thinks if he can’t see me, I can’t see him.
Kellogg’s CEO Suggests Cash-Strapped Families Suffering Under Inflation Eat ‘Cereal for Dinner’:
American families struggling with high food prices due to inflation should eat cereal for dinner in order to save money, Kellogg’s CEO Gary Pilnick, who has anestimatednet worth of $15.7 million, said.
It’s no secret that American families are suffering due to inflation under the Biden administration.
Kellogg’s CEO Gary Pilnick, a multi-millionaire, views the issue as a great opportunity to market his company’s brand, suggesting that cash-strapped families eat “cereal for dinner.”
“The cereal category has always been quite affordable, and it tends to be a great destination when consumers are under pressure,” Pilnick told CNBC in a recent interview.
Pilnick went on to suggest that the fact that consumers are currently under financial pressure is a good marketing opportunity for Kellogg’s.
I don’t mind sometimes eating breakfast @ dinner. Name brand cereal is so expensive here … but you can still find bargains with the store name brands … I just bought Tootie Fruities for $3.00 and surprisingly it taste the same as Kellogg … I’m sure its processed from the same factory and they just package it differently and stamp a lower price …