Elon Musk Accused of Swaying Spending Deal to Protect China Ties
- House Democrats Jim McGovern and Rosa DeLauro accuse Republican colleagues of yielding to Elon Musk's demands, which affected a bipartisan government funding bill regarding U.S. Investments in China.
- Elon Musk's influence allegedly led to the removal of provisions aimed at regulating investments in China, according to Rosa DeLauro.
- Musk's business ties with China have strengthened, with Tesla's Shanghai plant producing about 50 percent of its global output.
- DeLauro expressed concern about Musk ingratiating himself with Chinese Communist Party leadership in a letter on Friday.
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