Elon Musk’s immense influence across various sectors, particularly technology and space exploration, raises serious concerns about his potential to pose a national security threat. His control over SpaceX, Starlink, and Tesla, coupled with his outspoken political views and unpredictable behavior, creates a complex and potentially dangerous situation.
The sheer scale of Musk’s technological reach is alarming. Starlink, his satellite internet constellation, provides global connectivity, potentially giving him access to sensitive information and infrastructure across numerous countries. This access, if misused or compromised, could severely compromise national security interests, not only for the U.S. but also for other nations reliant on Starlink.… Continue reading
Despite Tesla stock market negativity surrounding Elon Musk’s political involvement in the Trump administration’s cost-cutting measures, investment manager Christopher Tsai maintains faith in Tesla’s long-term potential. Tsai, whose firm holds significant Tesla shares, hopes Musk’s political role will be brief, allowing him to refocus on his businesses. This sentiment follows similar market reactions to Musk’s Twitter acquisition. However, Tsai Capital has seen substantial returns on its Tesla investment since 2020. Ultimately, Tsai views Tesla as a technology company poised for significant future growth.
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Senator Mark Kelly’s recent decision to trade in his Tesla for a Chevy Tahoe has sparked considerable online discussion. The move follows a public feud with Elon Musk, who had previously labeled the Senator a “traitor.” The Senator’s action is clearly a deliberate response, highlighting his dissatisfaction with Musk’s political influence and actions.
This isn’t simply a case of swapping vehicles; it’s a symbolic act of defiance. Kelly explicitly stated that his Tesla had become a constant reminder of the damage he believes Musk and Donald Trump are inflicting on the country. For Kelly, the car represented a direct link to Musk’s activities, making it an uncomfortable daily presence.… Continue reading
Senator Mark Kelly announced his intention to sell his Tesla in protest of Elon Musk’s actions, citing Musk’s mass firings of federal employees and alignment with Trump’s policies. Kelly criticized these firings, particularly affecting veterans, alongside broader policy decisions impacting social security and healthcare. This decision comes amidst Tesla’s stock decline and follows Trump’s recent pro-Tesla White House event. The Senator expressed anticipation for his next vehicle purchase.
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In a letter to the US Trade Representative, Tesla cautioned against retaliatory tariffs, arguing that such actions could negatively impact its operations and US exports. The company highlighted that past tariffs have spurred reciprocal measures from other countries, increasing costs for US-manufactured vehicles abroad. Tesla emphasized the need for a comprehensive assessment of trade policy, considering both the benefits of fair trade and the potential harm to US manufacturers like itself. The letter also noted limitations in the domestic supply chain for EVs and batteries, suggesting that some materials are unavailable domestically.
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In response to U.S. tariffs and Elon Musk’s political affiliations, the British Columbia government has removed Tesla products from its EV charger rebate program. This decision, supported by Premier David Eby and Energy Minister Adrian Dix, reflects a broader strategy to prioritize Canadian-made goods and limit taxpayer subsidies for American products. Purchases made before March 12th remain eligible for rebates, while Tesla products remain available for sale in the province. The move is the latest action taken by the government to counter the effects of U.S. trade policies.
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British Columbia has eliminated government subsidies for Tesla chargers, citing a preference for Canadian goods and targeting Elon Musk’s support for Donald Trump. The decision excludes Tesla from rebates covering up to 50% of home charger installation costs, while other US brands remain eligible. Premier David Eby stated the move is specifically aimed at Musk, due to public opposition to taxpayer funds benefiting him. Tesla’s stock has already fallen significantly amidst weakening European sales and increased competition.
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Despite recent sales slumps, Tesla received a significant boost when President Trump purchased a $100,000 Model S Plaid. The high-performance electric vehicle, boasting a top speed of 200 mph and 1,020 horsepower, was chosen after a White House demonstration. This purchase follows numerous recalls for the Model S, affecting features ranging from seatbelts to autonomous driving systems. President Trump’s endorsement comes as a major public relations win for Tesla.
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