There are three branches of government, and they're supposed to keep each other in check. This system is called the separation of powers, and one component of it is checks and balances: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_powers#Checks_and_balances
It's super clear that our new President is completely overreaching. Even ignoring this stupid tariffs on Canada/Mexico trade war situation that he keeps saying he'll do and then backing out of, giving Elon Musk (the literal richest man on earth) the level of government access that he has is completely against how the system is designed.
It's so on-the-surface corrupt, that I'm actually starting to feel hopeful that our other branches of government will do something about it. From Hank Green: "What is happening is antagonistic to the foundational document of the nation." (tweet).
I'm not blaming those who voted for Trump for this kind of thing happening, since it's a totally unprecedented power grab by our Executive branch of government. But now that it is happening it should be really easy to agree that it's bad. And it's against the freedoms and processes we've been taught as Americans to uphold.
I think that we'll continue hearing much more about these constitutional principle violations, and what our elected officials are going to do about them in the coming weeks. At the very least, if Elon Musk wants to run some departments, he needs to be 1. elected or confirmed in by either the people or government officials with due process, and 2. disclose and divest from his businesses, (like every other government official is required to, by law) otherwise there are way too many conflicts of interest.
If you're on bluesky, I can recommend this starter pack to follow our House and Senate representatives: https://bsky.app/starter-pack/justpolitics.bsky.social/3lbbwlxjboh2g
Many of them are using their senate.gov and house.gov addresses, so you can confirm (through DNS! lol) that they are the official accounts.