Elon Musk, Wisconsin and GOP
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"The people of Wisconsin, like, just gave him the one-finger salute," she told Meyers.
From Fox News
Elon Musk has become a valuable heat shield for a president who avoids blame at any cost.
From The New York Times
Musk’s alliance with the far right has torched Tesla’s brand in the eyes of what used to be the carmaker’s base: upwardly mobile eco-conscious lefties from the coasts.
From CNN
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Axios on MSN"I'll pay for his coach flight": Democrats beg Elon Musk to campaign for their GOP foesHouse Democrats are making an unusual plea to billionaire Trump lieutenant Elon Musk: Come campaign for our Republican opponents next year. Why it matters: Democrats see the Republican-aligned candidate's wipeout in Tuesday's Wisconsin Supreme Court election as a clear signal that Musk has become electoral poison for the GOP.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court loss has triggered GOP soul-searching over Musk's growing influence and the future of his Department of Government Efficiency.
After a costly Wisconsin loss, President Trump and Republicans have a big decision to make about Elon Musk: continue to leverage his fame and fortune on the national stage or politely ask him to stay backstage.
Tuesday’s decisive victory for the Democratic-backed candidate in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race offered a warning for Republicans that Elon Musk’s unfavorability with voters may outweigh the millions he’s pledged to spend for Republicans in next year’s midterms.
Republicans have a message for all the Elon Musk haters out there: He isn’t going away.
Musk and his PAC plan to remain highly involved in boosting GOP candidates, according to two people familiar with the plans.
Amid a spate of violent attacks against Tesla owners and dealers across the country, the GOP is challenging Democrats to condemn the attacks as domestic terrorism.
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The New Republic on MSNElon Musk Isn’t Going AnywhereJudge James Boasberg thinks Stephen Miller, Tom Homan, and the rest of the Trump administration “ acted in bad faith ” when they invoked the Alien Enemies Act to extrajudicially deport 200 Venezuelan men to a megaprison in El Salvador on March 15.
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But one of the first and most obvious lessons to draw from Musk’s Wisconsin fiasco is that there are real, tangible limits to the influence that money can buy in American politics. The GOP’s victory last fall happened,