"Keep Elon Out of AdMo": Musk meets D.C. resistance

• "Keep Elon Out of AdMo" stickers have popped up on signposts, we spotted on Wednesday.
• "We want community, not exclusion," said a poster with a QR code to the Change.org petition, which has over 1,200 signatures.

State of play: The Line, which opened in 2017, will hit a foreclosure auction taking place Thursday morning in New York.

• Eater cited last week "multiple sources familiar" with Musk's plans to turn the 220-room building into a "private social club."

The big picture: Musk has reached unprecedented status. Axios dubbed him the "most powerful civilian — ever," and that was last November.

• He has President Trump's ear on all manner of policy.
• With Vivek Ramaswamy standing down, Musk appears set to solely lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), his initiative to take a scalpel (with help from techie and business world allies) to federal government agencies.

This week, the New York Times reported that "Musk, the world's richest man, is likely to be given office space in the West Wing," according to two sources.

• Trump denied Musk would get coveted West Wing space.

What's next: Progressive Change Institute has commissioned a D.C. street artist to design and place posters slamming Musk near the White House and Capitol Hill, Adam Green, the group's co-founder, tells Axios.