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Is it even possible that the Starlink alternative was only discovered and moved to finalized contract during the six weeks following Trumps inauguration?

You're missing the point. It's a conflict of interest. Government officials are not supposed to be involved in anything that might enrich them personally. Which is why, except for the Felon, newly-elected POTUSes put their assets in blind trusts.

And that's just one thing. While they denied it when it become public knowledge, there are indications it is not off the table...cybertrucks. The amounts involved would be about enough for the trucks, and "armoring them up". Let's see if he wins the "bidding"...even though electric vehicles would not be suitable for "hostile environments".

https://www.npr.org/2025/02/24/nx-s1-5305269/tesla...

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