In a surprising twist to his potential 2024 comeback, former President Donald Trump has hinted at offering tech mogul Elon Musk an unprecedented position in his future administration. Sources close to Trump suggest he’s considering creating a new role: “Chief Meme Officer of the United States” (CMOTUS).
During a recent rally in Texas, Trump tantalized his supporters with the prospect. “We’re going to have the best memes, folks. The most tremendous memes you’ve ever seen. And who better to lead our meme war than the Meme Lord himself?” Trump declared, barely concealing a smirk.
Musk, known for his provocative tweets and ambitious ventures, has neither confirmed nor denied interest in the position. However, he did respond to the news with a cryptic tweet featuring a rocket emoji and the phrase “To the meme-osphere and beyond!”
Political analysts are scrambling to understand the implications of this potential appointment. “We’ve never seen anything like this before,” said Dr. Emma Witty, a professor of political science. “It’s either brilliant or bonkers – possibly both.”
The proposed role would allegedly involve crafting viral content to promote administration policies, fact-checking through memes, and establishing a direct line of communication between the White House and Reddit.
Critics argue that the position trivializes serious political discourse, while supporters claim it’s a innovative way to engage with younger voters.