Elon Musk softened the third party over the weekend, and so far the billionaire seems to be showing his “American Party”.
He first published the party’s efforts through a poll on X, which would involve submitting official paperwork, such as FEC forms, and signing petitions in various states. Musk hasn’t done these things yet.
What Musk did, however, was to open the door to the most popular third-party attempts of all time. After his powerful dig into President Donald Trump’s beautiful Bill settlement, his breakup with the president began and Musk began to grow big. On X, the U.S. party will involve targeting eight to 10 House seats and a minority of Senate seats involving the establishment of seats in Congress, Musk said.
However, it is unclear who will form this new party, from candidates to employees to supporters. All of this depends on who, like Musk, needs a new politician.
Tired home…maybe it’s the crypto brother
Despite the surveys that both sides showed American dissatisfaction – the overall four voters and 76% of independents said in a June CNN poll that neither side has strong leadership or can accomplish things – it is still unclear whether there is a true grassroots centralism phenomenon that can allow Musk to borrow.
“It’s about economics,” said the national strategist who works with minors. “You have to get people to take care of.” They said Musk’s centralists’ target audience is mainly adjusting the news.
In a medium-term environment where the most dedicated guerrilla voters tend to emerge, it is hard to imagine an unprecedented flood of third-party voters. But the strategist, who has close ties to the crypto community, said the alliance could be combined with their overlapping Silicon Valley comrades to make the unfounded party better. The source noted that cryptocurrency donors began to feel “exhausted” even though they poured into the 2024 campaign on behalf of Trump, despite winning many victories from the new administration.
“Elon was very, very close, and I wouldn’t be shocked if he started hammering those lanes,” the strategist at the Independent Party told me. [of crypto and the tech right]whether it’s on X or ads… you have to build a league. One of the problems with third parties is that you don’t have enough people and even politically critical masses when it comes to people and excitement. ”
Silicon Valley has also returned empty-handed from a large Trump bill, most notably a 10-year ban on national-level AI after Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn pulled her support, a report by Wade.
Musk’s ability to attract attention is the best thing a fledgling third party could have done.
“Hatertratight and Angertainment, it may be a good thing for third parties,” the strategist said.
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So if this party actually implements, who might represent it?
Many politicians and agents threw out several names: US representative Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, who aroused Trump’s anger for his praise for a beautiful Bill and Musk. In the Senate, Pennsylvania Democrat (currently) John Fetterman and even Alaska Republican Lisa Murkowski, who proved to be the vote on the decision to vote on Trump’s valuable bill, Vice President Judd Vance as the final. (Murkowski, especially, is already in an open original state and doesn’t have to worry about being paralyzed by Trump-approved challengers in ways other Republican members fear.) A pair of Michigan’s Peter Meijer and Peter Meijer and Justin Amash, who had served in the House before and even among the liberals of the time, both of whom were independent liberals in 2019 to 202. (All politicians here did not answer Wired’s request for comment.)
