“I regret some of my publications about the President last week. They left too far,” the Musk stated in publication on his platform X.
Musk did not specify exactly the release relevant, but his statement caused numerous reactions among network users, as well as in political circles.
I Regret Some of My Posts About President @realdonaldtrump Last week. They Went Too Far.
– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 11, 2025
Everything started when Elon Musk publicly criticized the bill of the former President Donald Trump, called “One Big Beautiful Bill”, worth as much as $ 2.4 trillion. Musk described the law as a “disgusting shame full of political deals”, which caused a sharp reaction from Trump Tabor.
Trump didn’t stay silent. He accused a man to try to sabot his political efforts, stating that the reason for the conflict is that an incentive for electric vehicles was expelled from the bill.
In addition, Trump threatened the abolition of all state contracts and subsidies currently using Elon Men’s ownership.
The conflict has escalated rapidly. In one publication, MUSK even alluded to the possible connection of Trump with the notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, which caused a barrel of reactions in the media and social networks. That move further sharpened the situation and raised tensions to a new level.
After a few days of public argument and exchange of heavy words, Musk decided to alleviate the tone. He removed the most controversial postings – including those in relation to Trump, Epstein and the support of the former president – and advertised by a message in which he regrets his actions.
Interestingly, Trump soon pulled a step backwards, saying that he “wants men’s best.”
The shares of Tesla and other musced companies recorded a decline, while some Republican donors started publicly review their support for Mascus.
Precisely financial and political pressures could be a key reason for a sudden truce.
This statement represents rarely a confession of man, which is known for open and often controversial comments on social networks.
(Vijesti.ba)
