Trump calls Musk’s new political party plan ‘ridiculous’
US President Donald Trump hit the old ally Elon Musk through Multi-Billionaire’s plan to launch a new political party.
“I think it’s ridiculous to start a third side, Tr Trump said, talking to journalists on Sunday before the Air Force is on one. “It was always a two -party system, and I think starting a third side only contributes to confusion.”
After mocking the idea for weeks, Musk said that he founded the American party to challenge the Republican and democratic “Uniparty” at the weekend.
Trump and Musk were close before The Allies are leading the Tesla boss, the government’s Ministry of Efficiency (Doge), which is responsible for helping to reduce federal expenditures.
Musk has repeatedly criticized government policies that increase the US national debt.
On Sunday, a new party, a presidential candidate, said that “the focal point of the next 12 months is on the Assembly and the Senate”.
Trump also published on the real social platform on Sunday: “I am sorry to watch Elon Musk’s coming out of the rails’, essentially becoming a train debris for the last five weeks.”
Target the shipments of the shipments He said “pushing for the” electric vehicle (home) mission “and” he would force everyone to buy an electric car in a short time “.
Tax and expenditure plan signed by the President on July 4, terminated tax cuts for electric vehicles.
The authority added that Musk is against the proposal for a home task from the very beginning and explained the reasons for the jump of such vehicles in the legislation.
“People are now allowed to buy everything they want – gasoline -powered, hybrids (going very well) or new technologies – as they emerge – no home authority no longer.”
Increased expenditures for legislation, border security, defense and energy production are balanced with controversial interruptions in health and food support programs.
While Musk had repeatedly criticized his spending plans, he swam the idea of a new political party online during his spit with Trump.
