Musk Creating New Political Party
Musk vs. Trump: The Feud That Could Reshape 2024 Politics
In a stunning political twist, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is calling for the creation of a brand-new political party—The America Party—after a high-profile split from President Donald J. Trump over his landmark tax and spending reform bill.
The tech mogul launched a poll Thursday on X, the social media platform he owns, asking Americans whether they believe a new political party is needed to represent what he calls “the 80% in the middle.” After citing poll results showing 80% support, Musk declared:
“This is fate. A new party is needed to restore balance in America.”
🔥 Fallout Over Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill”
Musk’s sudden political pivot came just days after he slammed President Trump’s latest legislative effort—a bold plan that includes $1.6 trillion in spending cuts and the largest tax relief package in U.S. history.
While Trump hailed the bill as “historic,” Musk accused the plan of adding $4 trillion in national debt and said it “undermines” the work he did as head of the White House Department of Government Efficiency.
But President Trump fired back, making it clear where he believes Musk’s true frustration lies: electric vehicle subsidies.
“Elon knew this bill inside and out. He had no issue—until we cut the bloated EV mandate. That’s billions he wanted to keep,” Trump said from the Oval Office.
⚡Musk Turns on Trump—Calls for Impeachment
Musk, who previously served over 100 days as a trusted adviser in the Trump administration, has since taken a sharp turn—calling for President Trump to be impeached and replaced by the Vice President.
In response, Trump delivered a powerful message to the American people:
“This mess wasn’t my doing—but I’m the one cleaning it up. This legislation will prevent a devastating 68% tax hike and steer America back toward prosperity. We’re bringing greatness back to our nation!”
🇺🇸 Musk Claims Credit for GOP Sweep
Doubling down, Musk also took credit for the Republican Party’s victories in 2024—saying his efforts helped Trump win the White House and secured conservative control of both the House and Senate.
“Without me, Trump would’ve lost. Democrats would own the House. The Senate would be 51-49,” Musk posted on X.
“Such ingratitude.”
🎯 GOP Leaders Dismiss Musk’s Third-Party Threat
Florida Republican Rep. Jimmy Patronis wasn’t buying Musk’s latest move. He told NewsNation that the tech billionaire’s talk of forming a new political party is likely just a temporary flare-up.
“Trump and Elon will be back on good terms within a month. Disagreements like this happen in D.C. all the time,” Patronis said. “Mark my words.”
