Elon Musk Proposes Reducing Federal Agencies if Trump Wins Presidency
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has signaled his support for a potential Trump administration, stating that he would advocate for a reduction in the number of federal institutions if Donald Trump is elected president. In a recent appearance on Tucker Carlson's online show, broadcast from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, Musk expressed his desire to assist Trump in making government more efficient.
As one of Trump’s prominent supporters, Musk emphasized the need to address what he described as an "overly bureaucratic" system. "We have a huge bureaucracy, we have too many regulations," Musk stated. "We have to let the builders build America."
Musk, who serves as CEO of Tesla and SpaceX and is the owner of social media platform X, has reportedly been contributing $1 million a day to a pro-Trump activist for the past two weeks, indicating his strong commitment to supporting Trump's agenda.
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