The current administration will attempt to do many dumb things, like any human beings. Crying wolf at every action or opinion diminishes the other side's creditability for when it matters. This is bad for all of us.
This shouldn't be ignored, it's one of a thousand things that have happened lately that, very much in living memory, would (any one of them!) have for-sure and for excellent reasons been the end of someone's influence on public life. All of those matter.
Him saying the ISS should be deorbited after 27 years rather than 30 years isn't a disqualifying opinion.
Freaking out at perfectly valid opinions or actions is a bad thing to do. If you are constantly screaming over nothing, you'll be tuned out, and that's bad for when there are real things to scream about.
Most human beings aren't in charge of the free world and whose decisions have cascading effects on everyone.
And those that are generally tend to be fairly elected and confirmed with a set of checks and balances governing their actions to limit the impact of stupid decisions. Elon Musk is none of those.
My point with "like any human beings" was to not demonize the current group, and point out that any group of people in power will do stupid things.