Elon Musk on Political Spending
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle said that Musk's move is likely a response to the intense blowback that he's endured over DOGE.
But Musk’s highly visible presence in Washington has ended, a POLITICO analysis found. In Trump’s rapidly evolving second presidency, Musk’s monopoly on political discourse, news coverage and social media seems to have broken — driven in part by how Trump and Republicans have all but stopped talking about him.
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Trump has wiped Elon Musk’s name from Truth Social as GOP insiders admit he’s ‘finished, done, gone’ - President Donald Trump was posting about Musk on Truth Social an average of four times per week i
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Raw Story on MSNElon Musk pulls plug on GOP spending: 'I’ve done enough'Elon Musk’s political spending days are over. A Wall Street Journal report claimed Musk, who is the world's richest person, no longer sees the need to keep donating money to the party. He's gave millions during President Donald Trump's election campaign,
In terms of political spending, I’m going to do a lot less in the future,” Elon Musk, 53, told the Qatar Economic Forum on Tuesday.
FUBAR PAC offered a sledgehammer, a wrench, and “Chuck Schumer pool noodle” to participants angry with the Trump administration and GOP’s funding cuts.
Musk said in an interview on Tuesday that he didn't see a reason for massive political spending right now.
But Musk’s highly visible presence in Washington has ended, a POLITICO analysis found. In Trump’s rapidly evolving second presidency, Musk’s monopoly on political discourse, news coverage and social media seems to have broken — driven in part by how Trump and Republicans have all but stopped talking about him.
"He’s finished, done, gone," an anonymous GOP official told Politico this week ... The line prompted only subdued laughter. More on Musk: Elon Musk Gets Rattled by Hard Questions He Can't Answer, Calls Interviewer an "NPC" While Giving One-Word NPC ...
Elon Musk has pulled back from his initial prominent role in the Trump administration and said he will spend “a lot less” on politics moving forward. But he’s still sure to a major figure on the campaign trail in the weeks and months ahead.