Nancy Mace blocks inquiry into Elon Musk's ketamine fueled cost-cutting

Chairperson of the House Oversight Committee, and bathroom policeperson, Nancy Mace played parliamentary games to block an inquiry into Elon Musk's drug use whilst working for the taxpayers.

Elon Musk has openly discussed his use of prescribed hallucinogenic drugs to treat mental illness, and he has never failed a drug test required for his SpaceX clearances. The internet is rife with videos of Musk that appear inconsistent with that. The New York Times has reported that Musk's drug use goes far beyond what he admits to, and what seems more consistent with the public behavior by Musk that we've come to know. It's not shocking that Democrats on the House Oversight Committee would want to look into the Administration's great cost-cutter being loaded to the gills. Nancy Mace said no.

Lynch made a motion to subpoena Musk, but Republicans moved to table the motion. However, there were not enough Republican members to win a recorded vote, and Chair Nancy Mace (R-SC) immediately suspended the hearing by claiming the committee's clerk was not prepared.

"Do we not have an assistant clerk who can make sure that we can continue to do the business in an efficient way in oversight?" Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) asked. "Because it is historically never taken this long for the clerk."

"Is it possible for us to just do a roll call without the clerk to determine what members are here so that we can determine if you all really have the votes?" Crockett demanded to know.

"No, ma'am. Thank you," Mace stated.

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