Trump yesterday described Elon Musk’s plans to launch a new “ridiculous” political party, telling reporters that the efforts made by the former White House adviser and CEO of Tesla “may not work.”
“I think it is absurd to start a third party. We have tremendous success with the Republican Party,” Trump said, before the first minutes of the weather. “It has always been a two -party system, and I think the start of a third party adds only to confusion.”
Trump sharked his attack on the billionaire in a social publication of the truth last night, with a repeated confirmation that Musk’s recent opposition to the Republican Party stems from the cancellation of tax credit for electric cars in Last spending bill.
“I feel sad to see Elon Musk fully go” off bars “, and have become a basis for a train in the past five weeks,” Trump wrote.
Last month, Musk said that a A third partyThe “America Party”, if the Republicans succeed in approves the legislation to finance the Trump agenda, which they did last week. Tesla CEO was against the bill for several months due to the increase in trillion dollars in the national deficit.
“What was the goal of Doge If it will increase the debt by $ 5 trillion? ” He wrote in response to this To a post commented on Trump’s social message. The Congress Budget Office estimates that the legislation will increase the deficit of more than 3 trillion dollars over the next decade.
After the draft law passed, Musk announced on Saturday that it will move forward with the idea after a survey of his participating in X found the majority of the respondents supporting the project.
“When it comes to bankruptcy of our country with waste and illegal gain, we live in a single party system, not democracy,” Musk Books on X. “Today, the American Party is formed to return you your freedom.”
In his statements to reporters yesterday, Trump told reporters that the formation of the new party would likely be ineffective.
“Third parties have never succeeded, so he could enjoy it, but I think it is ridiculous,” Trump said.
