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Musk Launches Another Poll on Forming a New Political Party in the US

Musk Launches Another Poll on Forming a New Political Party in the US

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/07/04 14:02
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Foresight News reports that Musk has launched a poll on X, stating, "Independence Day is the perfect time to ask whether you want to break free from the two-party system (some would say it's a one-party system)! Should we create the American Party?"


On July 1, Musk had said that if the "Beautiful Act" passed, a new American political party would be established the very next day. Trump's "Beautiful Act" was passed in the House of Representatives this morning and is scheduled to be signed at 5 a.m. on Saturday.

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