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Elon Musk Says He’s Creating His Own Political Party. Should Trump Be Worried?
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, JUL 11 – Elon Musk launches the America Party to challenge the Democratic-Republican duopoly amid voter dissatisfaction; polls show two-thirds of Americans feel unheard by current parties.
- Elon Musk revealed his intention to establish a new political organization called the America Party, aiming to offer an alternative to both the Democratic and Republican parties.
- Musk's split with President Trump over tax and spending bills and dissatisfaction with the two-party system motivated his effort.
- The America Party aims to restore freedom but faces structural challenges from America's winner-take-all system and entrenched political machines.
- Musk announced the creation of the America Party as a means to restore individual liberties, while Trump dismissed the initiative as “ridiculous.”
- While third parties rarely win, experts say Musk could influence elections as a spoiler but breaking the duopoly remains extremely difficult.
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'Coalition of cranks and outsiders': Why a third party won't work — and why MAGA is doomed
New York Times Columnist David French says a clear majority of Americans are exhausted with both political parties—but that doesn’t mean they’re ready to follow billionaire Elon Musk or anybody into the bosom of a third party.“There is something called the exhausted majority in the U.S.,” said French, speaking with New York Times Columnist Michelle Cottle on The Times’ latest episode of ‘The Opinions’ podcast. “This is a documented phenomenon th…
The announcement by the world's richest man, Elon Musk, that he plans to establish a political party called the "Party of America" has sparked a series of harsh reactions from the American political establishment, as well as a seven percent drop in shares of his company, Tesla.
There is an icy mood between Donald Trump and his ex-consultant – especially after Musk's announcement to form a new party. Now there are first polls.
Trump's former ally turned against the president. With this new party, he wants to "liberate" the Americans.
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