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Brace yourselves. The Washington Post has discovered a dangerous link between Elon Musk and Donald Trump.

We're going to find out the dark secret of what they both have in common, and we're going to find out that it gets even worse than what the media is willing to admit.

You're not going to want to miss this.

Many of you may have seen the recent tweet by Elon Musk of his bedside table. It was a fascinating photo for sure.

On the table were four cans of caffeine-free diet coke, alongside what appears to be two replica guns and the famous painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware River.

There are also a couple of books on the corner, one which appears to be Washington's rules of civility, and also interestingly enough, a Buddhist amulet known as the Vajra George.

Now of course, there were a number of articles written about Musk's bedside table, mostly just descriptive of what was there, sort of an interesting piece.

Boni came to the Washington Post, which lives by their own self-owning motto, democracy dies in darkness. They took this infatuation to a whole new level.

If you can believe the Washington Post actually dedicated an entire article, I kid you not, on the branding power that Diet Coke has on megalomaniacs like Elon Musk, and of course none other than Donald Trump.

Gang, this is not a simulation. This is not a Saturday Night Live skit back when they were actually funny. This is really happening. This article actually passes itself off in the woke neo-Marxist world of leftist liberalism as legitimate journalism.

Here is a sample of what the article had to say, quote, in 2018, the New Yorker stuck a fork in the Diet Coke phenomenon, citing his evidence its unsavory acolytes, including former President Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein.

It is the magazine declared the elixir of soft-bodied plutocrats desperate to shed their shady past and possibly a few pounds.

Musk has previously proclaimed his love for the beverage, quote, Diet Coke is amazing, especially the soda fountain version at movie theaters with salt and butter popcorn he tweeted out in June.

Following up by saying, he doesn't care if it quote, lowers my life expectancy. And in April he tweeted this plan to restore the drinks original formula.

In a 2007 interview with ink magazine, I can't believe I'm reading this, Musk has said that at one point he was downing eight cans of Diet Coke a day along with several large coffees of regimen he ultimately had to cut back.

Trump reportedly drank as many as 12 cans a day and he was said to have used a call button on the resolute desk in the office primarily as a means of summoning a fresh glass. That's right, bring me my plutocratic elixir on your head.

Now gang, wait until you see how the Twitter verse absolutely roasted the Washington Posts could absolutely make your day but first click on that link below.

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