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Significantly, Schulz brings attention to David Sacks, another figure who has crossed the treacherous waters of politics by sacrificing substantial personal wealth for public service. These sacrifices reveal a critical reality about leadership: the more influential or reformative a figure chooses to be, the louder and more frenzied the backlash from those threatened by change.
Leading the conversation toward the personal risks involved, Schulz suggests that Musk and Trump both place themselves in jeopardy—financially, politically, and even physically—through their actions aimed at rectifying systemic issues within American governance. They have become targets not just of opposition, but of deeply entrenched entities seeking to protect their interests.