Musk deletes political posts and jokes about the loss
3 Nov 4 3:20 AM · 4d ago · 22 articles · 14 posts · 5 sources · development 3 of 7
After the results, Musk removed his pro-Republican posts and sarcastically referenced 'space lasers' failing to sway the election; commentators linked the deletions to looming congressional scrutiny of DOGE and his government contracts.
“Looks like my space lasers for interfering in elections didn't work this time 🤷♂️”
Elon Musk
Elon Musk Tesla/SpaceX CEO and top midterm donor
Ken Paxton Texas Republican candidateTexas governor-elect Incoming Texas governor (Democrat)Congressional Democrats Incoming majority in the House and Senate
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More money will be spent in this election than in any previous midterm — and Elon Musk's contributions make him the largest individual contributor in an election cycle since Michael Bloomberg contributed $1bn to his own 2020 presidential campaign
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‘The top individual donor is billionaire businessman Elon # Musk , who has spent almost half a billion dollars backing # Republican candidates, particularly in # Texas where many of his companies are based.’ Just living this report from 2 days ago on BBC that is juxtaposed with the actual live results… https://www. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqkgk6…
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Musk jokes about Republicans’ defeat in US elections Elon Musk has sarcastically commented on the Republican Party’s poor performance, writing on X: “Looks like my space lasers for interfering in elections didn’t work this time 🤷♂️” According to The New York Times, the
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Something to make you smile: Elon Musk wasted nearly half a billion dollars on the midterm elections. Elon Musk Spends $474 Million ...
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Interesting stat here - In Cameron County, Texas where Elon Musk's SpaceX is based, 69% of voters there went for James Talarico in the Senate race and 67% voted for Gina Hinojosa in the governor race. Ouch.
All 7 developments of Musk's $474M midterm bet collapses as Texas flips blue… →
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