Elon Musk

Elon Musk has not yet completed politics.

Musk announced his promise just days after SpaceX and Tesla CEOs threatened to form their own party.

“Today, the American Party was formed to restore you to freedom. The way we will break the unilateral system is to use epaminondas to destroy the variant of the Spartan invincible myth of Leuctra: Extremely concentrated power in precise positions on the battlefield.”

Musk unceremoniously cut Musk from his administration’s efficiency after a rift between him and President Donald Trump, a former top campaign funder who became the voice of the Trump administration’s 900-page “One Man, Big, Beautiful Bill”, recently signed into law, including cutting Medicaid and $350 billion in border and national security.

Trump responded to Musk’s criticism of Republican support for “debt slavery”, threatening to cut subsidies for electric vehicles and investigate SpaceX spending, saying it could force Musk to “close stores and return home to South Africa.”

Musk said in response to X that despite years of his control with the administration, which has made the deal successful with Trump and the Republican Party, it is economical: [trillion] In Biden to $2.5 [trillion]. This will go bankrupt in the country. ”

In a series of replies and posts on X after the announcement of the U.S. party, Musk reconsidered the possible key platform point for his party (in this respect, he still couldn’t run for president). The list includes debt reduction, modernizing the military through AI and robotics, reducing regulation in the energy sector, and pro-granting. The CEO appears to be trying to detach his loyal follower base from Republican and institutional politics – republishing the “unresolved” narrative of the Republican Party by X-Influencers and Tesla fans, before giving up “the commitment of limited government and the first agenda of the United States.”

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Trump critics and Musk allies announced the news, including financier and former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci and investor Mark Cuban, who suggested Musk reach out to compete for the Center for Democracy to help the American Party that acquires voters.

Tesla’s top investors are waiting to see how the CEO’s political moves will affect his company’s position as Musk appears to leave politics to focus on reversing sales declines. James Fishback, CEO of investment firm Azoria, said he is postponing Tesla’s exchange-traded funds until the Tesla board “can clarify Musk’s political ambitions,” the shareholders’ trust report said.