US EditionElon Musk, Donald Trump and Mao Tse Tung
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, JUL 13 – Elon Musk aims to unseat key Republican incumbents in the 2026 midterms using targeted spending and his $400 billion wealth, challenging the two-party system.
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Musk, Mao and Trump’s imperial dreams
By Gwynne Dyer - The only place where some people still see Elon Musk as a political genius is China. “Brother Musk, you’ve got over a billion people on our side backing you,” wrote a fan on Weibo, China’s biggest social media site. “If Elon Musk were to found a political party,” wrote another, “his tech-driven mindset could inject fresh energy into politics.”
When a male friendship turns into an enemy, it's never a particularly pleasant situation. When the two are also alpha males, the mudslinging becomes especially fierce. The two opponents are Donald Trump, 47th President of the United States of America, and Elon Musk, tech entrepreneur and, according to Forbes, the richest man in the world. The conflict sparked by Musk's criticism of Trump's tax and budget law, which increases the national debt in…
Until recently, Tesla was the most popular electric car on Chinese roads, and the US company's founder, Elon Musk, was carried on the shoulders of the country's politicians. Tesla was showered with benefits and incentives just to settle in China and not only sell its cars here, but also to push up the entire Chinese electric car market. And E. Musk did it in such a way that Tesla, one might say, had no place in the country.
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