I think our last three elections all serve as pretty concrete proof that you don't have to like the candidate you vote for. It's all about which one you hate the least!
Can confirm. My boss at work used this exact reasoning to decide who to vote for.
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Wasn't W in Epcot for his painting exhibition?
No, but his daughter Jenna Bush Hager visited his father's exhibition and saluted veterans in Epcot earlier this year.
Probably couldn’t afford a day ticket on a presidential pension.
What would that be? I haven’t seen the show since before the pandemic.
Yikes! Just looked that up. Maybe it’s time for another update.
The opinion of European guests shouldn't matter when it comes to The American Adventure. The 'golden dream' montage should highlight great Americans, of which Elon is a prime example (whether you like his politics/social views or not). He is one of the most visionary and successful Americans of our time.
Why should the opinion of European guests not matter?
Because it is a show about American culture and history in a theme park based in the United States. If there's a show about French culture and history in Disneyland Paris, Americans' opinions should not matter there either.
The American adventure should promote the most idealistic version of America possible. Without getting into politics what did Elon musk do that was so great? Hire someone else to build a rocket ship for him? Plenty of people can and have done that.
What did Steve Jobs do besides hire people to build him the iPhone? Does Mark Zuckeberg write every single line of code for Facebook? Both are featured alongside Elon in the montage.
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If he did, it must've been after he was out of office. I was meaning current living to visit park grounds during their time serving as POTUS.
1. He didn’t do anything special. He’s taken a few people to space. That’s not groundbreaking in my book. 2. You mean the cars that are exploding? 3. How about we replace him with someone less controversial? Like Walt Disney? Surely there’s a suitable clip of him saying something about America that sounds inspiring.
Walt Disney is in the montage. Neil deGrasse Tyson is up front and center when Elon Musk is on the left, I'd argue that neither of them is *that* impactful on the history of the United States. Still, Elon Musk is currently the richest man in the world to my knowledge, and his companies have made incredible advancements. Maybe in 20 years they'll replace him with someone else who is more impactful on the history of the United States, only time will tell, but as of now I'd say that he fits in the montage.