President Donald Trump dismisses Elon Musk's idea of an "America Party," calling it "ridiculous." Get the latest on this political clash between two of the most influential figures.

 


Trump Roasts Elon Musk’s “America Party” as “Ridiculous”—Fracturing a Once-Key Alliance

Key Takeaways:

·         Trump blasts Musk’s third-party plan: Calls it “ridiculous” and a recipe for “chaos.”

·         Feud over spending and debt: Musk slams Trump’s fiscal policies; Trump suggests Tesla subsidies fueled the rift.

·         2026 wildcard? The “America Party” could scramble midterm elections—if it gains traction.

“Total Train Wreck”: Trump’s Takedown of Musk’s Political Gambit

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump tore into Elon Musk’s newly announced “America Party” on Sunday, dismissing the third-party effort as “ridiculous” and accusing the billionaire of going “completely off the rails.”

The broadside, delivered to reporters before boarding Air Force One, marks a stunning collapse in their alliance. Just months ago, Musk—once a vocal Trump ally—received a golden White House key in an Oval Office ceremony. Now? They’re trading insults on social media.

Trump’s blunt verdict:
“Third parties have never worked. They only create disruption—and we’ve got enough chaos from the Radical Left.”

Musk fired back on X (formerly Twitter), where he framed U.S. politics as a “one-party system” bankrupting America with reckless spending.

Why the Meltdown?

1.      Spending Bill Clash: Musk claims Trump’s policies will “explode the national debt”; Trump implies Musk’s opposition stems from cut Tesla subsidies.

2.      DOGE Drama: Musk’s brief stint leading Trump’s “Government Efficiency” push ended in May—with Tesla’s stock taking a hit.

3.      2026 Wildcard: While Musk hasn’t registered the party yet, his influence could siphon votes from Trump’s base.

Washington’s Reaction: “Stick to Business”

Even Trump’s Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, took a swipe:
“Elon’s boards probably want him focused on Tesla—not politics.”

The Big Question: Will Trump demand his golden key back? When pressed, the president only smirked.

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