Elon Musk donates to support Trump's 2024 election campaign
Bloomberg reported on Friday that Billionaire Elon Musk donated to Donald Trump's election fund. According to unofficial information, it is a "significant amount."
Billionaire Elon Musk, owner of companies including SpaceX and Tesla, donated to the America PAC foundation, which supports former U.S. President Donald Trump's election campaign. The donation amount was not disclosed, but unofficial reports suggest a "significant amount." The agency claims that in this way, Musk wants to "leave a mark on the U.S. political landscape." Musk himself has not commented on these reports.
America PAC can receive unlimited donations, but it is required to disclose the list of donors by July 15. Bloomberg recalls that in March of this year, 78-year-old Trump, who is to be formally nominated as the Republican Party candidate in next November's U.S. presidential election next week, met with Musk and other wealthy donors.
Elon Musk, originally from South Africa and one of the wealthiest people in the world, with an estimated net worth of over 200 billion dollars, is said to have stated at the time that the United States needs the Republican Party in power; otherwise, "America will be finished."
U.S. elections. Biden does not want to step down
The U.S. presidential election is scheduled for November 5. Donald Trump is likely to compete for victory with the incumbent President Joe Biden, who, on Friday, at a pre-election meeting in Detroit, once again declared that he does not intend to step down from running for the highest office in the country.
For the past two weeks, some Democrats and their supporters have called on Biden to step down. This was done by actor and film producer George Clooney, among others.
Clooney assessed that "none of us can win" the war with time. And that's what 81-year-old Biden is struggling with. - It is devastating that I say this, but Joe Biden, whom I was with three weeks ago at a fundraiser, was not the Biden of 2010. He was not even Joe Biden from 2020. He was the same man we all saw during the debate - wrote the star in an op-ed published in "The New York Times".
