Kimbal Musk knew which rocket to ride. While big government tried crushing small businesses, he stuck close to brother Elon’s empire. That loyalty paid off – $100 million from SpaceX stock sales and nearly a billion-dollar fortune proves conservative values work.
When lockdowns wrecked mom-and-pop restaurants, Kimbal’s “sustainable” eateries got smashed too. But smart investors don’t cry over spilled oat milk. He dumped Tesla shares at the perfect time, pocketing $19 million while bureaucrats drowned others in red tape.
Elon builds rockets. Kimbal plants gardens. Different dreams, same Musk hustle. While coastal elites push lab-grown burgers, this patriot serves real American beef from heartland farms. True sustainability means supporting ranchers, not woke climate schemes.
Some call it nepotism. We call it family values. The Musks stick together – whether launching satellites or grilling steaks. Kimbal’s board seat at SpaceX wasn’t handout. He earned it through blood, sweat, and believing in his brother’s vision when doubters mocked.
While socialist politicians attack success, Kimbal invests in communities. His nonprofit teaches kids to grow food, not depend on government handouts. Real change starts with pulling yourself up by your bootstraps, not waiting for some bureaucrat’s check.
The media screeched when he sold Tesla stock before regulations hit. But that’s just smart business. In Biden’s economy, true patriots protect their assets from tax-hungry DC vampires. Kimbal kept millions in family hands where it belongs.
Elon fights electric vehicle mandates. Kimbal battles school lunch mandates. Both brothers know America thrives when government backs off. While liberals push bug-based diets, the Musks serve freedom fries with a side of self-reliance.
$777 million doesn’t happen by accident. It takes Musk determination and conservative principles. Kimbal’s story proves family loyalty and free markets still make America great. The secret sauce? More capitalism, less Washington.
