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Musk floats idea of third party amid feud with Trump
- Elon Musk polled his 220 million followers on X about forming a new political party to represent the 80% in the middle of American politics.
- Musk has publicly criticized President Donald Trump's legislation and suggested a new party garnered 84% support in a poll, reflecting significant public interest in his controversial stance.
- Following a public feud, Musk claimed that without him, Trump would have lost the election, while Trump accused Musk of flip-flopping on political issues.
- Trump expressed disappointment in Musk's comments and suggested cutting subsidies to Musk's companies as a cost-saving measure.
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Musk wants a new political party as feud with Trump continues to spiral
Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has ignited a firestorm of speculation about the creation of a new political party in the United States, as his public feud with President Donald Trump intensifies. The ongoing conflict, rooted in disagreements over Trump’s legislative agenda, has led Musk to question whether it’s time to […]
Elon Musk hints at forming 'new political party' amid feud with US President Donald Trump
The public breakdown between Donald Trump and Elon Musk grew exponentially more bitter, transforming what was once a powerful political alliance into a vicious war of words that has wiped billions from Tesla's market value and threatens to derail the president's flagship budget legislation.
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The Savage NationMusk suggests creating a new political party as feud with Trump continues to rage
Elon Musk floated the idea of a new political party as his rapidly escalating feud with President Trump reached a tipping point -- with more than 80% of the millions who voted wanting change.
The debate with US President Trump is taking place in public: Elon Musk calls for a vote on a new political party. Tesla's share is losing much value – Musk's assets are estimated to have fallen by just under $34 billion.
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