Anonymous
7/4/2025, 7:58:52 AM No.936619299
Elon Musk is set to formally launch his new political movement, The America Party, on July 4 — a bold declaration of political independence and a direct challenge to President Donald Trump. Once a major donor to Trump’s 2024 campaign through his America PAC (reportedly contributing $200–300 million), Musk now calls Trump an adversary and has vowed to oppose him politically.
Framing his new party as an alternative to what he calls the corrupt “PORKY PIG PARTY,” Musk is targeting Republicans who supported Trump’s sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill” — a massive spending and debt-ceiling package. He has promised to fund primary challengers against them and says his goal is to break the grip of the bipartisan “uniparty.”
Musk argues that most Americans are “politically homeless” and cites his own poll on X (that he controls), where apparently 80% of respondents expressed support for a new political party. He says The America Party will be a home for that “80% in the middle.”
The political fallout has been intense. Trump has threatened to pull federal subsidies and contracts from Musk’s companies and even floated the idea of deporting him. Meanwhile, Musk’s announcement has sparked both “excitement and skepticism” — with some hailing it as a disruptive force in U.S. politics, and others noting the historic difficulty of third parties breaking through in a deeply entrenched two-party system.
As America celebrates its independence, Musk appears ready to test whether political independence can gain real traction — setting up a dramatic showdown between Earth’s richest man and Earth’s most powerful one.
But let’s not forget: neither of these men has you in mind. Their moves are driven more by ego and ambition than by genuine public service — even if, on occasion, their interests happen to align with common sense. As the saying goes: even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Framing his new party as an alternative to what he calls the corrupt “PORKY PIG PARTY,” Musk is targeting Republicans who supported Trump’s sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill” — a massive spending and debt-ceiling package. He has promised to fund primary challengers against them and says his goal is to break the grip of the bipartisan “uniparty.”
Musk argues that most Americans are “politically homeless” and cites his own poll on X (that he controls), where apparently 80% of respondents expressed support for a new political party. He says The America Party will be a home for that “80% in the middle.”
The political fallout has been intense. Trump has threatened to pull federal subsidies and contracts from Musk’s companies and even floated the idea of deporting him. Meanwhile, Musk’s announcement has sparked both “excitement and skepticism” — with some hailing it as a disruptive force in U.S. politics, and others noting the historic difficulty of third parties breaking through in a deeply entrenched two-party system.
As America celebrates its independence, Musk appears ready to test whether political independence can gain real traction — setting up a dramatic showdown between Earth’s richest man and Earth’s most powerful one.
But let’s not forget: neither of these men has you in mind. Their moves are driven more by ego and ambition than by genuine public service — even if, on occasion, their interests happen to align with common sense. As the saying goes: even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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