Elon Musk Warns ‘Game over’ if Democrats Sweep 2028 Elections
Musk said 51 Republican senators would block statehood, court expansion and immigration changes he says could lock in Democratic control.
- On Thursday, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk warned that a Democratic sweep of the presidency and Congress in 2028 would be "game over for America," urging voters to support Republican Senate candidates.
- Musk claims Democrats would grant statehood to Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico, legalize immigrants, and expand the Supreme Court to cement a permanent majority, which he argues would end democracy.
- Contributing more than $442 million to Republican campaigns and political groups, Musk has emerged as the largest individual political donor in United States history, including $158 million to the Senate Leadership Fund.
- CBS News polls project Democrats could win 229 House seats in the November 3 midterms, though Republicans retain a narrow path to the majority as inflation and economic concerns shape voter preferences.
- Determining control of Congress will shape President Donald Trump's legislative agenda, with voters weighing the balance of power in Washington against persistent economic challenges and declining approval ratings.
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'Don't be ridiculous': Stephen King mocks Elon Musk's midterm warning
Horror author Stephen King has mocked Elon Musk on X/Twitter, after the former head of the Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) claimed Democrats will 'execute their plan to end democracy in America' if they gain control of the House of Representatives and the US Senate in the midterms on Tuesday. 'You sound like Trump,' King replied.
Elon Musk Sounds Alarm Over Potential Democrat Sweep
Elon Musk has raised concerns about the possibility of Democrats gaining control of the House, Senate and presidency in 2028, warning that such an outcome could lead to major changes in the nation’s political and electoral landscape. In a post, Musk outlined three potential moves he believes could reshape American politics and urged voters to prioritize electing Republican senators in the upcoming election, arguing that 51 Republican seats in th…
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