Constitutional Crisis 101: Musk Will Appear In the First Trump White House Cabinet Meeting

The Unholy Alliance

Let's cut the bullshit right now: Elon Musk has no business sitting in on White House Cabinet meetings. None. Zero. This isn't some frivolous complaint about etiquette or decorum—God knows those ships sailed long ago in Washington. This is about the fundamental constitutional architecture that has sustained our republic for nearly 250 years, now being casually dismantled for the ego-stroking of two billionaires with delusions of imperial grandeur.

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The news that Musk will attend Trump's cabinet meetings despite holding no official position whatsoever isn't just unusual—it's a goddamn five-alarm fire for anyone who gives half a shit about constitutional governance. We've never seen anything like this before, and for damn good reason. The Cabinet exists as a constitutional body of officials who've been nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate to advise on matters of state. It's not a country club where the President can hand out visitor passe…